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94. Parliament Printable

The document outlines the structure and functioning of the Parliament of India, including the rights of ministers and the Attorney-General, the composition and qualifications for membership in both Houses, and the President's role in summoning and addressing Parliament. It specifies the minimum age for members of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the process for elections, and the duration of the Houses. Additionally, it highlights the provisions for the dissolution and retirement of members in the Parliament.

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94. Parliament Printable

The document outlines the structure and functioning of the Parliament of India, including the rights of ministers and the Attorney-General, the composition and qualifications for membership in both Houses, and the President's role in summoning and addressing Parliament. It specifies the minimum age for members of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the process for elections, and the duration of the Houses. Additionally, it highlights the provisions for the dissolution and retirement of members in the Parliament.

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Constitution of Parliament

Courts not to inquire into proceedings of There shall be a Parliament for the Union
Parliament Article-122

Rights of Ministers and Attorney-General as


respects Houses

Every Minister and the Attorney-General of


India shall have the right to speak in either Article-88
House

shall not by virtue of this article be entitled


to vote Article-79
Special address by the President

At the commencement of the first session Lower House / 1st chamber / House of People
after each general election to the House of
the People
Lok Sabha Minimum age - 25 years
Article-87
at the commencement of the first session of 1st sitting - 17 April 1952 Composition of the Council of States
each year
Upper House / 2nd chamber / Council of State twelve members to be nominated by the
President shall address both Houses of / House of elders President
Parliament assembled together
Rajya Sabha Minimum age - 30 years
Right of President have special knowledge or practical experience
1st sitting - 13 May 1952 in Literature, science, art and social service
The President may address either House of
Parliament or both Houses assembled together Article-86 not more than 238 representatives of the
Article-80 States and of the Union territories
The President may send messages to either
House of Parliament, whether with respect to The allocation of seats in the Council of
a Bill then pending in Parliament Composition of the House of the People
States to be filled by representatives of the
Sessions of Parliament
Parliament not more than 530 members chosen by direct
States and of the Union territories

The President shall from time to time summon election from the States
representatives of each State shall be elected
each House of Parliament members of the Legislative Assembly of the
not more than 20 members to represent the
The President may from time to time prorogue
Article-85 Article-81 Union territories
State by single transferable vote

the Houses or either House representatives of the Union territories in the


number of seats in the House of the People Council of States shall be chosen in
Qualification for membership of Parliament The President may from time to time dissolve shall be allotted in such manner that number Parliament may by law prescribe
the House of the People and the population is same for all States
citizen of India
Readjustment after each census
in the case of the Council of States - not less
than 30 years of age Article-84
in the case of the House of the People - not
less than 25 years of age Duration of Houses of Parliament Article-82
The Council of States shall not be subject to
dissolution
Article-83
1/3rd members shall retire in every 2 year

The House of the People shall continue for 5


years from the date appointed & then dissolve

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