A motion refers to a formal proposal asking the house to take some action. In Parliament, motion is required to be made for any discussion with the permission...
Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to Lok Sabha and it remains in office till it enjoys confidence of majority of the members in Lok Sabha. Thus, a...
Question Hour, is usually the first hour of every sitting of the house. Usually, members ask questions and ministers’ answer. There are three kinds of questions viz. starred...
From time to time, the sessions of the parliament are called upon by president. According to constitution, the maximum gap between two sessions cannot be more than six...
The presiding officers of Rajya Sabha are the Chairman and Deputy Chairman. While Vice President of India serves as ex-officio chairman of Rajya Sabha; the day to day...
Lok Sabha speaker is the presiding officer or head of Lok Sabha. He is the guardian of powers and privileges of members and committees of Lok Sabha. Lok...
In India, the members of parliament are members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Both the houses have elected as well as nominated members. The elected members of...
Article 76 Provides for an Attorney General of India. Attorney General is Indian government’s chief legal advisor and its primary lawyer in the Supreme Court of India. Qualification...
President of India is the head of the government and supreme commander of armed forces. His powers can be classified into several heads such as executive powers, legislative...
India’s president is head of the Indian state, first citizen of India and supreme commander of the Indian armed forces. Qualification to become President of India Article 58...
