Question

Difference between dyarchy and bicameral

Answer 1

Diarchy is a form of government in which two individuals are joint heads of state.
Bicameralism  is the practice of having two legislative or parliamentary chambers.

Answer 2

Answer:

Dyarchy is basically the form of the government, in which the power is being divided between the selected and elected section. The subjects which are divided among these groups are police , health and land . The authoritarian section is  directly selected without the involvement of the public , and is not answerable to the people. However the power is divided between the two.

A two chamber body , forms the basis of the bicameral legislature and is treated as the upper and the lower house like as in the lok sabha. However the subject of the division is neglected. However , both the houses are responsible for making the executive.