which shall consist of the President and two Houses to be known respectively as the council of States and the House of the People.
According to Article 79 of the Constitution of India, the Parliament consists of President of India and the two Houses of Parliament known as Council of States (Rajya Sabha) and House of the People (Lok Sabha).
[Intext Question]
1. Overview of the House of the People
2. Allocation of Seats
3. Special Provision for Smaller States
4. Definition of Population
5. Representation of Anglo-Indian Community
[Intext Question]
(1) Council of States: The Council of States is a permanent body. Every two years, one-third of its members retire. This process is regulated by laws made by Parliament.
(2) House of the People: The House of the People (Lok Sabha) has a term of five years from its first meeting unless it is dissolved earlier by the President.
Extension during Emergency: During a Proclamation of Emergency, Parliament can extend the House of the People's term by up to one year at a time, but not exceeding six months after the emergency ends.
(a) Citizenship and Oath:
(b) Age Requirement:
(c) Other Qualifications:
Article 84 sets the qualifications for individuals who wish to become candidates in parliamentary elections.
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1. What is the composition of the Council of States as per Article 80? |
2. How is the House of the People formed according to Article 81? |
3. What does Article 82 state about the readjustment of parliamentary representation? |
4. What is the duration of the Houses of Parliament as mentioned in Article 83? |
5. What qualifications are required for membership in Parliament as per Article 84? |
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