Question

C. Answer in one or two sentences. Name three subjects mentioned in the Concurrent List. 2. What do you understand by the parliamentary system of government? 3. What does the Parliament consist of? 4. How many members from the Union Territories can be elected to the Lok Sabha? 5. Mention any two eligibility criteria for becoming a member of the Lok Sabha. 6. Which House is called the Council of States? Who elects the members of the House? 7. Who is the presiding officer of the Rajya Sabha? 8. What are Ordinary Bills?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The President, as the titular head of state (who also forms a constituent part of Parliament), the Vice President, and the Union Council of Ministers (or federal cabinet, which is led by the Prime Minister, as head of government)[21] comprise the executive branch, and India courts at the Union, state, and local levels[ ...