Q1
How are Lok Sabha members chosen?
ADirectly elected by citizens
BAppointed by the President
CSelected by the Rajya Sabha
DChosen randomly
ICSEClass 10 (ICSE)History and CivicsCh 16 · Topic 1
The Union Parliament - I (Lok Sabha)
The Lok Sabha, India's lower house of Parliament, represents the population directly through elected members, playing a key role in lawmakin
Core concept
Lok Sabha members are directly elected by citizens from constituencies across India, with elections held at least every five years.
How it works
The Lok Sabha has significant power, including approving the budget and having the ability to remove the government through a no-confidence motion.
Why it matters
The Speaker of the Lok Sabha presides over sessions, maintains order, and ensures smooth conduct of parliamentary proceedings.
Key detail
Understanding the Lok Sabha's role and functions helps us appreciate how India's democratic representation and lawmaking process works.
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• Lok Sabha members are directly elected.
• Elections happen at least every five years.
• Lok Sabha approves the budget.
• It can remove government via no-confidence motion.
• The Speaker presides over sessions.
• The Speaker maintains order.
• This ensures smooth parliamentary proceedings.
• Understanding this shows India's democratic process.