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There are some gaps in the information given in the Table below. Discuss with your teacher to find the missing information and fill in the blanks.








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In the 2009 Parliamentary Elections, no single party won a majority. How was the government formed? Discuss with the help of your teacher and write a paragraph.

6

Who is responsible for making the laws that are applicable for the entire country?

8

Do you think the parties should be made to put up more women candidates for elections?

9

Following is a study of women’s representation in Parliament houses including that of India and other nations:


Based on the above information write an essay discussing the following aspects:


• Is there an adequate representation of women in our legislative houses?


• How is the idea of representation important to idea of democracy?


• What solution can be achieved for above? How will you address this issue if you are member of the Parliament? How do you think certain countries have achieved better representation of women in Parliament?


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