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Activity: when the parliment is in session, there is a special programme everyday on doordarshan about the proceedings in lok sabha and rajya sabha watch the preceedings or read aout it in the newspaper and note the followings: powers of the two houses of parliment.

Answer 1

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a) Power of the two houses of parliament details are given in the constitution . However we should know that the lok sabha members are directly elected by the voters and so are the final voices in the passing of any laws . The rajya sabha members are indirectly elected or nominated and they function mostly in an advisory capacity .But the consent of both houses is required for passing any bill, making a law or marketing amendments to the constitution

1. b) role of the speaker ( lok sabha ) The speaker's main function are . regulates the proceeding of the house . maintain discipline in the house . supervise parliamentary committees . perform administrative duties like receiving documents, receiving petitions etc, which are addressed to the House . exercise power under the anti_ defection law . exercising other powers given in the constitution

c) role of the opposition the major function of the opposition is to act as a check on the ruling party so that any faults of their are exposed or any mistakes are made by the ruling party are corrected . They can even bring a no_ confidence motion against the government if it is seen to be not functioning properly.

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Answer 2

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Powers of the Two Houses of Parliament Details are en in the Constitution. However, we should know that the Lok Sabha members are directly elected by the voters and so are the final voices in the passing of any laws. The Rajya Sabha members are indirectly elected or nominated and they function mostly in an advisory capacity. But the consent of both Houses is required for passing any Bill, making a law, or making amendments to the Constitution. (b) Role of the Speaker (Lok Sabha) The Speaker's main functions Regulate the proceedings of the House Maintain discipline in the House Supervise Parliamentary Committees -Perform administrative duties like receiving documents, receiving petitions, etc which are addressed to the House Exercise powers under the anti-defection law. *Exercise other powers as given in the Constitution. (c) Role of the Opposition The major function of the opposition is to act as a check on the ruling party so that any faults of thers are exposed and any mistakes made by the ruling party are corrected. They can even bring a no-confidence motion against the government if

it is seen to be not functioning properly.