This mind map outlines the key aspects of a Legislative Assembly, including its composition, primary functions, and its role in the state's governance framework.
This mind map outlines the key aspects of a Legislative Assembly, including its composition, primary functions, and its role in the state's governance framework.
Directly Elected MLAs
Governor's Nomination (Limited)
Quorum: 1/10th of total members
Law Making
Financial Control
Executive Accountability
Government must have confidence
Removal of Government
Presides over sessions
Decides on procedural matters
Assembly is the primary house
Role in Bicameral System
Directly Elected MLAs
Governor's Nomination (Limited)
Quorum: 1/10th of total members
Law Making
Financial Control
Executive Accountability
Government must have confidence
Removal of Government
Presides over sessions
Decides on procedural matters
Assembly is the primary house
Role in Bicameral System
Composed of members directly elected by the people through universal adult suffrage.
Maximum strength is fixed at 500 members and minimum at 60 members, with exceptions for smaller states.
Members are elected for a term of five years, unless the assembly is dissolved earlier.
The Governor has the power to summon, prorogue, and dissolve the assembly.
The assembly elects a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker from among its members.
The assembly can make laws on subjects in the State List and Concurrent List.
Money Bills can only be introduced in the Legislative Assembly.
The Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Legislative Assembly.
The assembly can pass a vote of no-confidence against the government.
This mind map outlines the key aspects of a Legislative Assembly, including its composition, primary functions, and its role in the state's governance framework.
Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha)
Composed of members directly elected by the people through universal adult suffrage.
Maximum strength is fixed at 500 members and minimum at 60 members, with exceptions for smaller states.
Members are elected for a term of five years, unless the assembly is dissolved earlier.
The Governor has the power to summon, prorogue, and dissolve the assembly.
The assembly elects a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker from among its members.
The assembly can make laws on subjects in the State List and Concurrent List.
Money Bills can only be introduced in the Legislative Assembly.
The Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Legislative Assembly.
The assembly can pass a vote of no-confidence against the government.
This mind map outlines the key aspects of a Legislative Assembly, including its composition, primary functions, and its role in the state's governance framework.
Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha)