Why Do We Need A Parliament?

Our national movement supported the idea that all adults have a right to vote because of the following reasons:

(a) First of all the nationalist had started openly criticizing the British government and make demands.

(b) If we look in 1885, the Indian National Congress demanded that there be elected members in the legislation with the right to discuss the budget and ask questions.

(c) Also, the Government of India Act 1909 allowed for some elected representation.

(d) People demanded their say in government decisions.

These all led the nationalist movement to support the idea that all adults have the right to vote.

Students have to answer this question according to the results of the election of 2004 of their respective states.

The constituencies colored green are reserved for ST population and the ones colored blue for SC population.

In this question, students have to fill the details on the basis of ruling party of their respective areas.

Through the image of parliament on the previous page we can conclude that the artist wants to say that the parliament of any nation can only be held up and run in a proper way only if all the citizens living in that state or nation collaborate with each other, taking their responsibilities as a citizen.

The Universal adult franchise is one of the most important feature of our constitution as it gives right to every individual who is 18 years or above to choose their leaders according to their choice. It gives people a feeling that they are also important part of this country.

Yes, there is a huge difference in this as the class monitor that is elected by the students is the true leader of the class as it is being selected by the students of the class but if teacher appoints the class monitor than it will maintain good atmosphere in the class also this is not part of our democracy.

The constituency can be described as the body of voters at any certain area who elects their leader. But MLA is the Member of legislative assembly who each represents a single electoral district. MLA is basically a representative elected by the voters of an electoral district to the Legislature of a State in the Indian system of government.

(i) Bhartiya Janta Party will form the government because it has won maximum seats in the elections.

(ii) The opposition party will present for discussions in the Lok Sabha i.e. Indian National Congress (INC).

(iii) Yes, this process is exactly similar to what we have read in class VII.

In the above question, minister of women and child development has asked whether the NCPCR which stands for National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has asked all state government to ban the junk food in the schools or not and in reply of the question it has been said that a letter has been sent by NCPCR to all the schools for creating a new school nutrition plan.

There are many questions that a MP can ask for:

(a) Firstly, he can ask for a healthy nutrition diet for the children of schools for which government have to provide his area a suitable budget.

(b) Secondly, he will ask what efforts the government has made in uplifting the remote areas economically.

It is clear that the participation of people during the last 50 years has been increased as in the election of 1951-52 more than 61% people have voted while in the recent election of 2014-15 more than 66% of people has participated in voting.

The population of women in our country is less and they are discriminated by their family as well as society. These are the reasons for few women in the parliament.

If we look the facts then India has about 10% of MPs who are women. Also, India is still a male dominating country this can also be a reason of less number of women in the Parliament of our country.