Rules of Procedure: Each House (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) has its own detailed Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business.

Legislative Process: Involves introduction of bills, various readings, committee scrutiny, debate, voting, and assent.

Question Hour: First hour of a sitting, where members ask questions to ministers.

Zero Hour: Informal device for members to raise matters of urgent public importance without prior notice.

Motions: Various types like Adjournment Motion, No-Confidence Motion, Censure Motion, Calling Attention Motion.

Committees: Parliamentary Committees (Standing and Ad hoc) play a crucial role in detailed scrutiny of bills and government functioning.

Presiding Officers: Speaker (Lok Sabha) and Chairman (Rajya Sabha) are responsible for maintaining order and decorum, interpreting rules, and guiding proceedings.

Disciplinary Actions: Presiding officers can suspend members for disorderly conduct (e.g., Rule 374A of Lok Sabha Rules).

Opposition's Role: To scrutinize government, hold it accountable, and offer alternative policies. Walkouts are a form of protest.

Rules of Procedure: Each House (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) has its own detailed Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business.

Legislative Process: Involves introduction of bills, various readings, committee scrutiny, debate, voting, and assent.

Question Hour: First hour of a sitting, where members ask questions to ministers.

Zero Hour: Informal device for members to raise matters of urgent public importance without prior notice.

Motions: Various types like Adjournment Motion, No-Confidence Motion, Censure Motion, Calling Attention Motion.

Committees: Parliamentary Committees (Standing and Ad hoc) play a crucial role in detailed scrutiny of bills and government functioning.

Presiding Officers: Speaker (Lok Sabha) and Chairman (Rajya Sabha) are responsible for maintaining order and decorum, interpreting rules, and guiding proceedings.

Disciplinary Actions: Presiding officers can suspend members for disorderly conduct (e.g., Rule 374A of Lok Sabha Rules).

Opposition's Role: To scrutinize government, hold it accountable, and offer alternative policies. Walkouts are a form of protest.