Lok Sabha (India)

The Lok Sabha is the lower house of India's Parliament, responsible for representing the people’s interests. Members are directly elected by Indian citizens aged 18 and above from various regions across the country. The Lok Sabha debates and passes laws, controls government operations, and holds the executive accountable. Its decisions influence national policies and budget allocations. The house operates for five-year terms, unless dissolved earlier. Comprising 543 members, it plays a central role in India's democracy by ensuring elected representatives reflect the will of the populace and contributing to the legislative process.