Dolly and Sudha are debating about the efficiency and effectiveness of the Parliament in recent times. Dolly believed that the decline of Indian Parliament is evident in the less time spent on debate and discussion and increase in the disturbances of the functioning of the House and walkouts, etc. Sudha contends that the fall of different governments on the floor of the Lok Sabha is a proof of its vibrancy. What other arguments can you provide to support or oppose the positions of Dolly and Sudha?

Asked by Last Modified  

2 Answers

Learn Political Science

Follow 1
Answer

Please enter your answer

Nalinikanta Mallick

UPSC Aspirant with 6 years of Teaching Experience.

Now this is a debate of effective and efficient governing of Parliament houses. The objective is to serve the people and to represent their voices in one forum. Now sometimes we see a hot debate, argument instead of debate, disturbances and walkout. But this is not quite often. Most of the time it is...
read more
Now this is a debate of effective and efficient governing of Parliament houses. The objective is to serve the people and to represent their voices in one forum. Now sometimes we see a hot debate, argument instead of debate, disturbances and walkout. But this is not quite often. Most of the time it is due to the pass of a vital bill without proper discussion or by not addressing the issues in the country that need an urgent attention. We can say this is a way of protest inside the parliament. But we have to remember that the members of the parliament have to keep the dignity of this democratic institution. No doubt the different voices represent the vibrancy of the democracy. At the same time parliament should not lose it's dignity due to some political motive. read less
Comments
Dislike Bookmark

Rote learning never helps. Understand the concept and you're good to go

I believe Sudha is correct. This is because parliament is the highest forum for debate. It is the place where laws are made. If it does not have walkouts, debated, etc it will lead to a decrease in the functionality of the parliament. Every decision needs to be reconsidered and only then it should be...
read more
I believe Sudha is correct. This is because parliament is the highest forum for debate. It is the place where laws are made. If it does not have walkouts, debated, etc it will lead to a decrease in the functionality of the parliament. Every decision needs to be reconsidered and only then it should be passed. It should be open to any kind of debate and walkout, protests etc if a certain group does not believe that it is right for the law to come out. This just makes it more efficient. read less
Comments
Dislike Bookmark

Related Questions

Illustrate with examples that our Constitution is not purely rigid and not purely flexible.
The amendments to certain features affecting the federal structure of Indian State requires special majority with ratification by half of the States. Provisions related to election to the President and...
Uday
0 0
7
What is the jurisdiction of the high courts?
Juridy of Highcourt includes territorial area or the State and other areas specifically assigned to the High court if that area dosen't have highcourt of its own. Example Calcutta High court jurisdiction...
Kalpana
0 0
5

Now ask question in any of the 1000+ Categories, and get Answers from Tutors and Trainers on UrbanPro.com

Ask a Question

Related Lessons

Manmohan Singh vs Modi ChatGPT
User Manmohan Singh vs Modi ChatGPT Manmohan Singh and Narendra Modi are both prominent political figures in India, but they represent different eras and hold distinct ideologies. Here's a comparison...

Diana Justine L.

0 0
0
Preamble of the Indian Constitution
Introduction: - Preamble is the introduction to the Indian Constitution, which was adopted on 26 November 1949 and became enforceable on 26 January 1950 on which India celebrates its Republic Day ceremony....
L

Lourembam Devraj Singh

1 0
0
CONSTITUTION, WHY AND HOW

Pragati G.

0 0
0
Fundamental Flaws in Socislism
Socialism is a hat which was tried by the different sized heads ultimately resulted in losing its original shape. Its inception dates back to the French Revolution, though in true sense it never came into...
P

Pankaj Rajpurohit

0 0
0
Fundamentals Rights in India
**Lesson: Fundamental Rights in India** **Introduction:**Fundamental Rights in India are a cornerstone of the Constitution, ensuring individual liberties and promoting equality. Enshrined in Part III...
D

Deleted U.

0 0
0

Recommended Articles

Meet Raghunandan.G.H, a B. Tech Tutor from...

Raghunandan is a passionate teacher with a decade of teaching experience. Being a skilled trainer with extensive knowledge, he provides high-quality BTech, Class 10 and Class 12 tuition classes. His methods of teaching with real-time examples makes difficult topics simple to understand. He explains every concept in-detail...

Read full article >

Meet Urmila, an MBBS tutor from Bangalore

Urmila is a passionate teacher with over 8 years of experience in teaching. She is currently pursuing her Ph. D. She provides classes for Class 11, Class 12, MBBS and Medical tuition.  Urmila began her career in teaching long before she became a teacher. She used to provide classes for foreign national students in her college...

Read full article >

Meet Radhe Shyam Burman, an MBA Tutor from...

Radhe Shyam is a highly skilled accounts and finance trainer with 8 years of experience in teaching. Accounting is challenging for many students and that’s where Radhe Shyam’s expertise comes into play. He helps his students not only in understanding the subject but also advises them on how to overcome the fear of accounts...

Read full article >

Meet Sandhya R, a B.Sc tutor from Bangalore

Sandhya is a proactive educationalist. She conducts classes for CBSE, PUC, ICSE, I.B. and IGCSE. Having a 6-year experience in teaching, she connects with her students and provides tutoring as per their understanding. She mentors her students personally and strives them to achieve their goals with ease. Being an enthusiastic...

Read full article >

Find Grade 12 Tuition near you
Grade 12 Tuition in Delhi
Grade 12 Tuition in Bangalore
Grade 12 Tuition in Chennai
Grade 12 Tuition in Hyderabad
Grade 12 Tuition in Kolkata
Grade 12 Tuition in Mumbai
Grade 12 Tuition in Pune
Grade 12 Tuition in Lucknow
Grade 12 Tuition in Noida
Grade 12 Tuition in Gurgaon
Online Tuition Class 12

Looking for Class 12 Tuition ?

Learn from the Best Tutors on UrbanPro

Are you a Tutor or Training Institute?

Join UrbanPro Today to find students near you