In India, there are currently seven states that have a bicameral legislature. The states are:

1. Andhra Pradesh:
- The bicameral legislature in Andhra Pradesh consists of the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council.
- The Legislative Assembly is the lower house, with elected members representing various constituencies.
- The Legislative Council is the upper house, with members elected by members of local bodies, graduates, and teachers.

2. Bihar:
- Bihar also has a bicameral legislature, consisting of the Bihar Legislative Assembly and the Bihar Legislative Council.
- The Legislative Assembly is the lower house, with members elected by the people through direct elections.
- The Legislative Council is the upper house, with members elected by members of local bodies, teachers, and graduates.

3. Jammu and Kashmir:
- Jammu and Kashmir had a bicameral legislature until 2019 when the state was reorganized into two separate union territories.
- The Legislative Assembly was the lower house, with members elected by the people through direct elections.
- The Legislative Council was the upper house, with members elected by various constituencies.

4. Karnataka:
- The bicameral legislature in Karnataka consists of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly and the Karnataka Legislative Council.
- The Legislative Assembly is the lower house, with members elected by the people through direct elections.
- The Legislative Council is the upper house, with members elected by various constituencies, including graduates and teachers.

5. Maharashtra:
- Maharashtra also has a bicameral legislature, consisting of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and the Maharashtra Legislative Council.
- The Legislative Assembly is the lower house, with members elected by the people through direct elections.
- The Legislative Council is the upper house, with members elected by various constituencies, including graduates and teachers.

6. Telangana:
- Telangana has a bicameral legislature, comprising the Telangana Legislative Assembly and the Telangana Legislative Council.
- The Legislative Assembly is the lower house, with members elected by the people through direct elections.
- The Legislative Council is the upper house, with members elected by various constituencies, including graduates and teachers.

7. Uttar Pradesh:
- Uttar Pradesh also has a bicameral legislature, consisting of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly and the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council.
- The Legislative Assembly is the lower house, with members elected by the people through direct elections.
- The Legislative Council is the upper house, with members elected by various constituencies, including graduates and teachers.

These states have a bicameral legislature to ensure a system of checks and balances, allowing for a more comprehensive representation of the diverse interests and opinions within the state.