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explain briefly Indias bicameral legislature

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Bicameral legislature is a legislativesystem having two-tier of Assemblies, Chambers or Houses. In India, CentralLegislature i.e. Parliament isbicameral. ... One-third of themembers of Legislative Council are elected by Members of LegislativeAssembly from among non-members of the Assembly.

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There are seven states in India having bicameral (two-tier) legislation....

Bicameral legislature is a legislative system having two-tier of Assemblies, Chambers or Houses. In India, Central Legislature i.e. Parliament is bicameral. However states, except for a few, are generally unicameral. The two houses in state legislature are called – Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council.

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