SYNOPSIS

1. Subject - Political Science

2. Project Topic - Bi-cameral Legislature
3. Instructor - Nirmala madam
4. Submitted By - G. Kalyan, 19LLB070, Sem-1

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Introduction
A bicameral legislature has legislators in two separate assemblies, chambers,
or houses. Bicameralism is distinguished from unicameralism, in which all
members deliberate and vote as a single group, and from some legislatures
that have three or more separate assemblies, chambers, or houses.
In this topic we will discuss the types of legislatures along with the arguments
in their favour.
In this project, we will completely cover the concept of bi-cameral legislature.

Objective of the study

1. To completely understand the concept of bi-cameral legislature.

2. To know the difficulty involved in the concept.

3. To substantiate and elaborate the concept.

Scope of the Study
The study is limited to the types of legislatures and the arguments favour in
both the legislatures and the Indian states which are following both types of
legislatures.
Significance of the study
The study helps us to know the concept of bi-cameral legislature. Different
elements of both the uni and bi-cameral legislatures will be understand by the
study.

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Literature review
The Researcher has taken information from various books, web sources,
articles, journals and case laws.
Research methodology
The study is based on doctrinal method of research.
Types of research
This research is critical, explanatory study.
Reseach Question
1 . What is legislature and types of legislature?

2. What are the arguments favoured in both the legislatures?

3. What is the importance of bi-cameral legislature?

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ABSTRACT

The focus of my project will be on the need of bi-cameral legislature.

In this project I would like to mention-

1. The meaning, fuctions and types of Legislature

2. The Indian states which are following bi-cameral legislature and the
reasons behind.
3. The Indian states which are not following bi-cameral legislature and the
reasons behind.
4. Arguments in favour and against the bi-cameral legislature.
5. Then I will conclude by supporting the bi-cameral legislature.

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CHAPTERISATION

1. Introduction
2. The meaning, functions and types of Legislature
3. Uni-cameral legislature
4. Bi-cameral legislature
5. Indian states following uni-cameral legislature
6. Indian states following bi-cameral legislature
7. Arguments in favour of Uni-cameral legislature
8. Arguments in favour of Bi-cameral legislatutre
9. Need of Bi-cameral legislature
10. Conclusion