Indian Parliament Structure and Functions

The video explains the structure and functions of the Indian Parliament, consisting of the President, Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha. It details the election process, qualifications, and roles of members in both houses. The Lok Sabha is the lower house with members directly elected by citizens, while the Rajya Sabha is the upper house with members elected by state assemblies and nominated by the President. The video also highlights the roles of the Speaker, Vice President, and Leader of the Opposition, emphasizing the importance of feedback and accountability in governance.

What are the two houses of the Indian Parliament?

• Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha

• Rajya Sabha and Gram Sabha

• Rajya Sabha and Vidhan Parishad

• Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

Why is the Lok Sabha referred to as the lower house?

• It has less power than the Rajya Sabha

• It is located on the ground floor of the Parliament House

• It is elected by the lower class citizens

• It has fewer members than the Rajya Sabha

What is the minimum age requirement to become a member of the Lok Sabha?

• 18 years

• 30 years

• 25 years

• 21 years

Who is responsible for maintaining discipline in the Lok Sabha?

• The Speaker

• The President

• The Prime Minister

• The Vice President

How are members of the Rajya Sabha elected?

• Directly by citizens

• By the President of India

• By the Prime Minister

• By Members of the State Legislative Assemblies

What is the term length for a Rajya Sabha member?

• 7 years

• 4 years

• 5 years

• 6 years

Who serves as the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha?

• The Vice President

• The Prime Minister

• The Speaker

• The President

What freedom do Members of Parliament enjoy in the Parliament?

• Freedom to legislate

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom to travel

• Freedom to vote

What is the primary role of the Leader of the Opposition?

• To manage the Parliament sessions

• To lead the ruling party

• To highlight government lapses

• To support the government

How does the Leader of the Opposition contribute to government accountability?

• By reviewing government policies

• By managing the Parliament sessions

• By leading the ruling party

• By proposing new laws