Parliament of India

Two Houses Of Parliament In India – Composition And Functions According to Article 79 of the Indian constitution, the Indian Parliament consists of the President and the two Houses. The two Houses are  known respectively as the Council of…

Public Accounts Committee in India This article contains an introduction, composition, importance and functions of Public Accounts Committee (PAC) that is constituted by Indian Parliament. Introduction The Public Accounts Committee (PAC)…

Comparative study of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and their constitutional relation Relationship Between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha In Indian Constitution, one encounters a three-fold situation in the relation between the Lok Sabha and Rajya…

Parliamentary Control Over Public Finance In India The Indian constitution has built up elaborate institutional devices for the purpose of Parliamentary control over Public Finance in India. Financial activities of the government fall into…

Parliamentary Committee in India The committees of the Parliament in India are of two types—standing committees and ad-hoc committees. The Indian Standing Committees are like the U. S. congressional committees, specialized in nature i. e.…

Money Bills in Indian Parliament under Indian Constitution  Article 110 of the Indian constitution stipulates that a bill in Parliament is to be deemed as a money bill if it relates to (a) imposition, abolition or, alteration of any tax,…

Law Making Process in Indian Parliament The Indian constitution gives the law making procedure in Indian Parliament. The primary function of the Indian Parliament is to make, fresh laws and to revise or abrogate existing laws. Bills passed…

Qualification for Member of Parliament in India The Indian Constitution is a detailed document, It provides everything in minute detail. This applies equally to the membership of the Parliament. The constitution stipulates that only Indian…