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Option A
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Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are elected by the people. They represent people. Each state in India has a legislative assembly. Each state is divided into different areas called constituencies. From each constituency the people elect one representative who then becomes an MLA. These MLAs belong to different parties. A political party whose MLAs have won more than half the number of constituencies can be said to be in a majority. The political party that has majority is called the ruling party. All other parties are called the opposition. The chief minister is elected by the MLAs of the ruling party. The chief minister then selects other people as ministers. Some MLAs have dual responsibilities: as an MLA and also as a minister.
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Option A
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Legislative
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Bharatiya Janata Party was the major opposition party, since it had the largest number of MLAs after the Indian National Congress.
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The political party that has the majority is called the ruling party and all other members are called the opposition party.
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government
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Members of Legislative Assembly.
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During this time, MLAs can express their opinions and ask questions related to the issue or give suggestions about what should be done by the government.
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Option A
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Every state is divided into a number of areas or constituencies. A particular area from where all the voters living there choose their representatives is called a constituency. This could, for example, be a panchayat ward or an area that chooses an MLA.
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newspapers
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MLAs are responsible for the work of the government.
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A panchayat ward or an area that chooses an MLA.
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government
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68
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Option A
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Option A
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Every state in India has a Legislative Assembly and each state is divided into different areas or constituencies.
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press
