Question

(b) What are the important steps in the making of a law in India?

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Answer 1

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After the Cabinet approves the Bill, it is introduced in Parliament. Under the Indian political system, the Parliament is the central legislative (or law making) body. Every Bill goes through three Readings in both Houses before it becomes an Act. During the First Reading the Bill is introduced in Parliament.

Answer 2

Answer:

After the Cabinet approves the Bill, it is introduced in Parliament. Under the Indian political system, the Parliament is the central legislative (or law making) body. Every Bill goes through three Readings in both Houses before it becomes an Act. During the First Reading the Bill is introduced in Parliament.

It is then presented to the Cabinet for approval. Step 3: After the Cabinet approves the Bill, it is introduced in Parliament. Under the Indian political system, the Parliament is the central legislative (or law making) body. Every Bill goes through three Readings in both Houses before it becomes an Act.