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The chapter explores the significance of Parliament and the legislative process in India's democracy. It highlights the importance of citizen participation in decision-making and how various laws are enacted through the Parliament. Additionally, it examines the role of both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, discussing the necessity of laws and how citizens influence legal changes, especially regarding sensitive issues like domestic violence.
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Term: Democracy
Definition: A system of government in which citizens exercise power directly or elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf.
Term: Universal Adult Franchise
Definition: The right of all adult citizens to vote, which is essential for ensuring equal participation in democratic governance.
Term: Legislation
Definition: The process of making or enacting laws, highlighting the roles of both constituencies and representatives.
Term: Domestic Violence
Definition: A form of abuse directed at individuals in domestic settings, necessitating specific legal protections like the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005.
Term: Coalition Government
Definition: An alliance formed by multiple political parties to create a majority in the parliament when no single party achieves a simple majority.