Consumer Rights: 6 Basic Rights and Responsibilities Of Consumers
Consumer rights are a collection of legal rights that allow customers to obtain relevant information about goods and services before buying
Consumer rights are a collection of legal rights that allow customers to obtain relevant information about goods and services before buying
The framers of the Constitution were well aware of the importance of free and fair elections in a democracy. The Constitution as such provides for an election commission not answerable to the executive. The chief election commissioner is appointed by the President and is assisted by a number of other Election commissioners. The independence of … Read more
A constitution is a very important document. It is a set of basic rules. Our constitution gives us guidelines on how the government is formed, the leaders are elected, laws be made and executed and disputes settled. It tells us what powers various offices should possess.
Dowry System The practice of giving dowry is common in our country. Dowry is the money or gifts given to a daughter by her parents at the time of her marriage. Unfortunately, this has become a social problem. The family of the boy demands large sums of money from the girl’s parents. For this reason, … Read more
Money Bills The procedure followed for Money Bills is a little different. As you already know, it can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha. And unlike other bills the Rajya Sabha has to return them within fourteen days from the day it receives the bill. If the Money Bill is not returned by the … Read more
Types of Bills The Parliament can introduce new laws as well as change the old ones. Law is first introduced in the form of a bill. A bill is the draft of a proposed law. The Bills can be broadly divided as: • Money bills• Financial bills• Ordinary bills• Constitution amendment bills Money bills are … Read more
Rajya Sabha The Council of States or Rajya Sabha is the Upper House of the Parliament. Composition There can be a maximum of two hundred fifty members in this House. Two hundred thirty-eight of them represent the States and the Union Territories. Seats are allotted to each state on the basis of their population. For … Read more
The Lok Sabha is the Lower House of the Parliament. It is also known as the House of the People because the people of our country elect its members directly. It is more powerful than the Rajya Sabha, even though it is called the Lower House. Composition According to the Constitution of India, the Lok … Read more
The Indian Parliament consists of the President and the two Houses of the Parliament- the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. Learn more.
Our Constitution provides for the office of the Vice-President. He or she is elected by an electoral college consisting of members of both Houses.