15th Lok Sabha

The 15th Lok Sabha was the lower house of India's Parliament, elected from 2009 to 2014. It represented the country's diverse population and was responsible for making national laws. Members were elected through general elections where citizens voted for their representatives. The Indian National Congress led the government during this period, with Manmohan Singh serving as Prime Minister. Key issues included economic growth, reforms, and social development. The Lok Sabha functions as a platform for debate, policymaking, and holding the government accountable. Its tenure concluded in 2014, leading to the next general elections and formation of the 16th Lok Sabha.