In a democracy, the centre does not have excessive power. How is this power distributed and between whom?
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In in a democracy the power is divided among different institutions of the government.the large and important decisions are made in Parliament which is known as the legislative Assembly or the legislature.the laws that are made in the legislature are implemented and executed by the executive which comprises of the prime Minister and the other ministers.another body of the central government is the judiciary which keeps an eye on the functioning of the executive.
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