Comment on the bicameral nature of the indian parliament
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Well, you can call the indian parliament as "Bicameral" because as the definition of Bicameral indian parliament is also divided in to two houses. The is "lok sabha " and the other is "Rajya sabha" . They are also sometimes known as "house of people" and "council of state" respectively . Both houses have different numbers of members. The total number of lok sabha is 543 while the members of rajya sabha 250.
Well, you can call the indian parliament as "Bicameral" because as the definition of Bicameral indian parliament is also divided in to two houses. The is "lok sabha " and the other is "Rajya sabha" . They are also sometimes known as "house of people" and "council of state" respectively . Both houses have different numbers of members. The total number of lok sabha is 543 while the members of rajya sabha 250.
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