Correct option is B
The correct answer is: (B) Bicameral
Explanation:
A bicameral legislature refers to a parliamentary system where the legislature consists of two separate houses or chambers.
In India, the Parliament comprises two houses:
- Rajya Sabha (Council of States): The upper house
- Lok Sabha (House of the People): The lower house
This structure ensures better representation and balanced decision-making.
Information Booster:
- Unicameral Legislature: A single legislative house (e.g., states like Sikkim and Goa in India).
- Bicameral Legislature: Found at the national level in India and in some states like Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Additional Knowledge:
- Benefits of Bicameralism: Prevents hasty decision-making, provides regional representation, and acts as a check on the lower house.
- Global Examples: The United States Congress (Senate and House of Representatives) is also a bicameral system.
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