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Explain any one house of the Parliament. (Three points)
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Explain any one house of the Parliament. (Three points)

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Lok Sabha - Indian Polity Notes

Lok Sabha - Indian Polity NotesIndian Parliament consists of Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and the President of India. Lok Sabha is the lower house of the parliament and is termed as the popular chamber of the Indian Parliament. Understanding Lok Sabha is very important for IAS Exam as it forms the basis of Indian Polity.

Lok Sabha - Indian Polity NotesIndian Parliament consists of Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and the President of India. Lok Sabha is the lower house of the parliament and is termed as the popular chamber of the Indian Parliament. Understanding Lok Sabha is very important for IAS Exam as it forms the basis of Indian Polity.This article will in detail mention about Lok Sabha, Lok Sabha elections, Lok Sabha seats and more. The article will answer a few questions that cross an aspirants’mind while preparing for UPSC 2020. IAS candidates should know that the topic ‘Lok Sabha’ is very important for civil services examination as it comes under Political Science subject which is a significant subject both for Prelims and Mains GS-II and also for optional papers.

Lok Sabha – Indian Polity Notes:-

Representation of States in Lok Sabha:

• Representation of States in Lok Sabha:Members are directly elected by the people from the territorial constituencies in the states
• Representation of States in Lok Sabha:Members are directly elected by the people from the territorial constituencies in the statesElection Principle used – Universal Adult Franchise
• Representation of States in Lok Sabha:Members are directly elected by the people from the territorial constituencies in the statesElection Principle used – Universal Adult FranchiseEligibility to Vote: Any Indian Citizen of/above 18 years of age

Note: Voting age was reduced from 21 to 18 years by the 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1988.

Note: Voting age was reduced from 21 to 18 years by the 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1988.Representation of Union Territories in Lok Sabha:

• Note: Voting age was reduced from 21 to 18 years by the 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1988.Representation of Union Territories in Lok Sabha:Parliament is empowered to choose the members from the UTs in any manner as it desires
• Note: Voting age was reduced from 21 to 18 years by the 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1988.Representation of Union Territories in Lok Sabha:Parliament is empowered to choose the members from the UTs in any manner as it desiresElection Principle used – Direct Election

Note: Union Territories (Direct Election to the House of the People) Act, 1965, has been enacted by which the members of Lok Sabha from the union territories are chosen by direct election.

Note: Union Territories (Direct Election to the House of the People) Act, 1965, has been enacted by which the members of Lok Sabha from the union territories are chosen by direct election.Representation of Nominated Members in Lok Sabha:

• Note: Union Territories (Direct Election to the House of the People) Act, 1965, has been enacted by which the members of Lok Sabha from the union territories are chosen by direct election.Representation of Nominated Members in Lok Sabha:President nominates 2 members from Anglo-Indian Community if they are not adequately represented.

Note: Union Territories (Direct Election to the House of the People) Act, 1965, has been enacted by which the members of Lok Sabha from the union territories are chosen by direct election.Representation of Nominated Members in Lok Sabha:President nominates 2 members from Anglo-Indian Community if they are not adequately represented.Note: The provision to nominate Anglo-Indians was extended till 2020 by 95th Amendment Act, 2009.

Who is Lok Sabha Speaker?

The speaker of Lok Sabha is a member who elected from amongst the members of the house. He chairs the house and no proceedings in the house take place in his absence.