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NOTE: India Parliament is called Sansad, consisting of two houses: the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha

• Lok Sabha is the lower house of the Indian Parliament
• Also known as the House of the People
• Steas 543 members.
• Election: Direct vote, first-past-the-post.
• Term: 5 years.
• Leader: Speaker.
• First election: 25 October 1951 – 21 February 1952
• Last election: 19 April – 1 June 2024
• Next election: By April 2029

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• The upper house is the Rajya Sabha
• Term limits: 6 years
• Seats: 245 (233 elected and 12 nominated)
• First election: 1952
• Last election: 2026
• Next election: 2027

Last updated 26-07-2026 by NA

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• China's National People's Congress (NPC) is the largest parliamentary body in the world.
• It has more than 3,000 members.
• The NPC is China's highest organ of state power.
• It meets annually in Beijing.

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• The parliament with the smallest membership is the Congress of the Federated States of Micronesia.
• It has just 14 members.

Last verified on 06-07-2026

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• The Diet is the national Parliament of Japan.
• It is a bicameral legislature.
• It is consisting of the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors.
• The National Diet was established on 29 November 1890.
• It is the highest legislative body of Japan.

Last verified on 06-07-2026

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• The Chinese parliament is called the National People’s Congress (NPC).
• It passes laws, approves the budget, and appoints top officials.
• Location: Beijing
• Type: Unicameral legislature
• Meetings: Once every year (annual session)

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Country: Netherlands

Type: Bicameral parliament

Houses:

1. First Chamber (Senate)
2. Second Chamber (House of Representatives)

Capital of country: Amsterdam (official capital)

Government seat: The Hague

Last verified on 16-05-2026

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• The Seimas is the unicameral parliament of Lithuania.
• Founded: 1445 (historical), 22 August 1922
• 141 members elected to four-year terms
• Location: Seimas Palace in Vilnius, Lithuania.
• Sessions: Meets in regular spring and autumn sessions.

Last updated by NA on 22-April-2026

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• Turkey has a unicameral legislative system, meaning it has only one parliamentary chamber.
• The legislative body is called the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
• Responsible for making laws, approving budgets, and overseeing the government.

Additional information:

• Total members: 600
• Term length: 5 years
• Founded: 1920
• Voting system: Proportional representation
• Meets in: Ankara, Turkey

Last verified on 12-03-2026

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British Parliament

• Two Houses: House of Lords (Upper House) and House of Commons (Lower House).
• Location: Palace of Westminster, London, United Kingdom.
• Members of House of Lords: Around 780 members (life peers, bishops, hereditary peers).
• Main Role: Review legislation and provide expert debate.
• Major Reform Acts: Parliament Acts of 1911 and 1949 reduced its power.

Last verified on 09-03-2026

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The Parliament of Denmark is called the Folketing

Nickname: Borgen (The Castle).

Located at Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen.

It is a unicameral (one-chamber) parliament, established in its current form in 1953. 

Additional information related to Denmark

The capital is Copenhagen.

Currency is the Danish Krone.

The official language is Danish.

Located in Continent Europe.

 Primary Religion is Christianity.

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