Question

explain the structure of rajya sabha and lok sabha with an appropriate description along with a flow chart​

Answer 1

Answer:

Rajya Sabha is very different from Lok Sabha. In Rajya Sabha there are more members than Lok sabha

Answer 2

Structures are explained below:

Explanation:

• Rajya Sabha.

1. Called the Council of States or the Upper House of the Parliament.
2. This is a permanent body, as it cannot be dissolved by the President.
3. The maximum number of members in it can be 250.
4. 238 out of the 250 members can elected indirectly by the state legislatures and union territories.
5. The rest 12 members are appointed by the President on the basis of knowledge in different fields.
6. Members need to acquire the minimum age of 30 years and must possess the citizenship of India to become a Rajya Sabha member.
7. One-third of the members retire in every two years, making the tenure of the members of the Rajya Sabha is 6 years.
8. The Rajya Sabha is headed by the Chairman, which is the ex-officio post of the Vice President.

• Lok Sabha.

1. Called the House of People or the Lower House of the Parliament.
2. This is not a permanent body and can be dissolved by the President in case the Council of Ministers advice the president to do so.
3. The maximum number of members in it is 552.
4. 2 out of the 552 members are nominated by the President from the Anglo-Indian community.
5. The rest 550 of the members are elected directly by the people of India.
6. Members need to acquire the minimum age of 25 years and must possess the citizenship of India to become a Lok Sabha member.
7. The term for a Lok Sabha remains operational is 5 years.
8. The Lok Sabha is headed by the Speaker.