THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
India has a parliamentary system as defined by its constitution, with power
distributed between the Central Government and the State Government. The
President of India is the ceremonial head of state of the country. India is a
democratic country which has rules and regulations. India’s parliamentary
system consists of president of India and two other houses known as –
1) Rajya Sabha
2) Lok Sabha
THE CENTERAL GOVERNMENT
The Lok Sabha
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The Lok Sabha members come from direct election (they are
elected by the people)
The prime minister are elected by the Lok Sabha elections
It comes under the central government
The Rajya Sabha
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The members of the Rajya Sabha come from indirect election ( they are
elected by a few people)
The president is elected by the rajya sabha elections
It also comes under the central government
4 Pillars of Democracy
The 4 pillars of democracy consists of –
1. LEGISLATIVE
2. EXUCUTIVE
3. JUDICIARY
4. MEDIA
LEGISLATIVE
It is a body that makes laws. All the in India are made by legislative.
EXECUTIVE
It is a body that makes the law work and until the law is not accepted by the
executive (PM) the law is not implemented
JUDICIARY
It is a body that reviews the law and if it finds it a wrong or bad law it will stop
the law or the law would not be implemented
MEDIA
It is a body that spreads the law. Through media only we the new laws.
INDIA IS A DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY AND WE SHOULD BE PROUD TO
SAY IT. WE CAN VOTE OUR FAIRLY THAT IS A BIG THING
-ADWITI HINGER