explain hoe government makes laws and control finance?
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The Indian Government has 3 sub divisions or 3 different and independent sections:
1. Executive
2. Legislature
3. Judiciary
The Executive consists of the President of India, who signature ultimately converts the Bill into a law, then the Prime Minister of India, who is the Head of the Government, and his council of ministers who propose laws and present bills to the Parliament or the Legislature.
The Legislature of the country includes the Parliament, i.e., the Loksabha and the Rajyasabha. Whenever a bill is tabled, it is put up for consensus in these two houses of the Parliament. The Members of the Parliament discuss the pros and cons of the various provisions of the bill, make certain amendments if necessary and pass the bill, thus converting it into a law.
The Judiciary consists of the Supreme Court of India, which is the apex court in the country as well as the High Courts and the District Court. Apart from solving criminal, legal matters, the Judiciary is also responsible to interpret the constitution and check whether the Bills passed don't violate the Constitution. The power to amend the constitution however rests with the parliament.
These 3 are independent of each other in functioning. No one is superior to the other. They all are on the same level. No one can force his will on the other. But apparently, they are utterly dependent on each other, so that an one of them doesnt take advantage of others' lameness concerning a particular issue.
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