The Indian Parliament consists of how many seats(in the Lok Sabha)?
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Even with a population of more than 100 crore, the number of seats in Indian Parliament (Lok Sabha) is only 542.
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28 states \n  STATES                             CAPITAL\nAndhra Pradesh...Hyderabad                             \nArunachal Pradesh...Itanagar                                 \nAssam...Dispur                                           \nBihar...Patna                                \nChattisgadh...Raipur                                      \nGoa...Panaji                                  \nGujarat...Ahemdabad                        \nHaryana...Chandigarh                           \nHimachal pradesh...Shimla                                                \nJammu Kashmir...Jammu{winter season }              \n                                            Srinagar{summer season}\nJarkhand...Ranchi                      \nKarnataka...Banglore                \nKerala...Thiruvanthapuram                       \nMadhya Pradesh...Bhopal                                       \nMaharashtra...Mumbai                       \nManipur...Imphal                           \nMeghalaya...Shillong                          \nMizoram...Aizwal                        \nNagaland...Kohima                  \nOrissa...Bhubhaneshwar                \nPunjab...Chandigarh               \nRajasthan...Jaipur                                        \nSikkim...Gantok                                \nTamil Nadu...Chennai                             \nUttar Pradesh...Lucknow                             \nUttaranchal...Dehradun                       \nWest Bengal...Kolkatta                     \n\nUNION TERRITORIES\nAndaman And Nicobar islands\nDadra nagar haveli \nChandigarh\nDaman Dhiu\nLakshwadweep\nPondicherry
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Left hs become so powerful in parliament because it is the surviving force behind the Manmohan Singhs UPA government.\n\nLeft provide an outside support to congress and its allies in Parliament.
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There are currently 435 members in the U.S. House of Representatives.  You can find more information at the link I have provided below.
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India is divided into 28 states and seven union territories\n\nThe names of the 28 states are:\n1.Andaman and Nicobar Islands \n2.Andhra Pradesh\n3.Arunachal Pradesh\n4.Assam \n5.Bihar:\n6.Chandigarh\n7.Chhattisgarh\n8.Delhi\n9.Goa: \n10.Gujarat \n11.Haryana \n12.Himachal Pradesh\n13.Jharkhand \n14.Karnataka\n15.Kashmir: \n16.Lakshadweep\n17.Madhya Pradesh \n18.Maharashtra \n19.Manipur:\n20.Meghalaya \n21.Mizoram \n22.Orissa \n23.Pondicherry \n24.Punjab \n25.Rajasthan \n26.Tripura\n27.Uttar Pradesh\n28.      West Bengal
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to be the prime minister the person should be a member of lok sabha and for that the minimum age is 25. so that technically makes the age 25
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435 members of the House of Representatives.  Each state will have a representative based on the population in their state.  California has the highest number of representatives in the US House since they have the highest population.
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Rashtrapati (President) has the right to dissolve Lok Sabha and get fresh elections. However he/she has to exercise this right upon recommendation from Council of Ministers. This will also happen when the ruling party loses majority, as when a participating or supporting party withdraws support to the government.
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To become a member of the Lok Sabha, a person must definitely be a citizen of India, not less than 25 years of age. He/she should be mentally sound and should not be bankrupt. He/she should also state an affidavit that there are no criminal procedures against him/her. For reserved seats one should be member of scheduled caste or/and tribes.\n\nthe leader of the majority party is elected as the prime minister of the nation.So he must be atleast 25 yrs of age.\n\nFor the President of India the qualifications are\nA citizen of India who is of 35 years of age or above can be a candidate for the office of the President. The Presidential candidate should not hold any office of profit under the government and should be qualified to become a member of the Lok Sabha. The following persons shall not be deemed to\nhold any office of profit and hence qualified to be a candidate for president - a) The President & The Vice-President, b) The Governor of any state c) a Minister of the Union or of any State. In the cases of b & c or in the case of Vice President, being elected as President, he shall be deemed to have vacated that seat/office on the date on which he enters upon his office as President.
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Indian National Congresss, now a days you can find thousands of the congress parties in India, all the characters in alphabets are used to differentiate them from each other like Congres (i) (s) etc etc.
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Capital New Delhi\n28°34′N 77°12′E\nLargest city Mumbai (Bombay)\nOfficial language(s) Hindi, English, and 21 other languages\nGovernment\nPresident\nPrime Minister\nFederal republic\nAPJ Abdul Kalam\nManmohan Singh\nIndependence\n - Declared\n - Republic From the United Kingdom\n1947-08-15\n1950-01-26\nArea\n - Total\n \n - Water (%)  \n3,287,590 km² (7th)\n1,269,346 sq mi \n9.56\nPopulation\n - 2006 est.\n - 2001 census\n - Density  \n1,095,351,995 (2nd)\n1,027,015,247\n329/km² (19th)\n852/sq mi \nGDP (PPP)\n - Total\n - Per capita 2005 estimate\n$3.633 trillion (4th)\n$3344 (122th)\nHDI (2003) 0.602 (127th) – medium\nCurrency Rupee (Rs.)1 (INR)\nTime zone\n - Summer (DST) IST (UTC+5:30)\nnot observed (UTC+5:30)\nInternet TLD .in\nCalling code +91\n1 Re. is singular
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The House of Representatives has 140 members and the Senate has 40. It is not called Congress, but the General Court.
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There are two "houses" of Congress: the House of Representatives and the Senate.\n\nEach house of Congress is futher divided into two major political parties: Republicans and Democrats (plus a couple of independents).
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It is already abolished.\n\nNow a days it only surviving because of "reservation" and vote politics.\n\nReservaed quota is deviding the society today not the ancient cast system.
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Both are federal states and both are republics, but in India, the president is a mere figurehead without any political power (like European monarchs). The executive branch of government in India is a cabinet led by the Prime Minister, but to govern the cabinet needs support from Parliament. While the US is a "presidential" style, the Indian system is thus a "parliamentarian" style of government. \n\nIndia has a multi-party system, while in the US, two parties are dominant (making it a 'two-party system'). The current Indian government is led by the Congress party but is dependent upon support from a range of smaller left-wing parties in parliament. The parliamentary system is fairly similar to that of the UK, the Westminster system, with two houses. In India, the lower house is elected by popular vote and this is from where the cabinet must have support. The upper house could be compared to the US Senate, with representatives from each state, but the election process is different. \n\nThe judiciary in India is independent and the Indian Supreme Court is on the one hand an arbitrer between the states, and the states versus the central government (as a constitutional court like the US Supreme Court), and also the last appellate court.
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India has a diverse list of spoken languages among different groups of people. At least 30 different languages and around 2000 dialects have been identified. The Constitution of India has stipulated the usage of Hindi and English to be the two official languages of communication for the national government. Additionally, it contains a list of 22 scheduled languages. These languages are entitled to representation on the Official Language Commission, and a candidate in an examination conducted for national government service may opt to take the exam in any of these languages.
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There are 100 US Senators. 2 from every state as mandated by the Constitution.\n\nThe House of Representatives currently has 435 members and a few delegates without voting power. The number of Representatives are based on the population of the states and congressional districts. I'm not sure what the population base per district is at this point.