Importance of Parliament in Democracy
The Parliament plays a crucial role in a democracy by serving as a platform where the people elect their representatives to form and control the government. Through consent and participation, citizens shape the direction of the country, ensuring that their voices are heard and decisions are made in their best interests. The central and state governments, along with legislative bodies and governors, together uphold the democratic principles of governance.
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WHY DO WE NEED A PARLIAMENT? MODULE-2
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR REPRESETATIVES THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT THE PARLIAMENT THE LOK SABHA THE RAJYA SABHA THE PRESIDENT
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR RPRENTATIVES THE STATE GOVERNMENT THE STATE ASSEMBLY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY THE LEGILATIVE COUNCIL THE GOVERNOR
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES .The People elect their representatives from different constituencies throughout the country. .The take off point for a democracy is the idea of consent, i.e. the desire , approval and participation of the people. . The basic idea behind a democracy is that individual or the citizen is the most important person. .By electing their representatives people approve the government. . Thus people through their chosen representatives, form the government and also control it.
THE END ALL THE BEST