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The joint law-making role of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha is an example of which system?

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Correct answer: Bicameral legislature

Correct answer: A, bicameral legislature. The word “bi” means two, and a legislature is the law-making body. India’s Parliament has two Houses: the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. For most ordinary Bills, both Houses discuss the proposal and must pass it before it can proceed to the President for assent. This sharing of legislative work between two Houses is called a bicameral system. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because one-party rule concerns political competition, not the number of legislative chambers. Option C is wrong because judicial rule would mean courts governing or making the central laws, whereas Parliament makes laws. Option D is wrong because private administration is not the constitutional structure of Parliament. Memory cue: one chamber is unicameral; two chambers are bicameral.

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