Basics of India's Democratic Government

India's government runs on three pillars that keep democracy alive. The executive implements

laws, the legislature makes them, and the judiciary interprets them.

This separation of powers ensures no single branch becomes too powerful. The President is

the head of state while the Prime Minister leads the government. Parliament has two

houses: Lok Sabha represents the people directly, Rajya Sabha represents the states.

Every citizen over eighteen can vote, making India the world's largest democracy.

The Constitution, adopted in 1950, protects fundamental rights and guides governance.

Understanding these basics helps you participate better in shaping your nation's future.