Lok Sabha

Description

The Lok Sabha, A.K.A the House of the People, is the lower house of the Parliament of India. It plays a crucial role in the legislative process and is responsible for representing the people of India. The Lok Sabha consists of Members of Parliament (MPs) who are directly elected by the citizens of India through general elections, which are held every five years. Its primary functions include lawmaking, debating national issues, and approving the budget. The Lok Sabha also holds the government accountable by questioning ministers, discussing policies, and scrutinizing the implementation of laws. The house has the power to make or amend laws and its approval is required for most major legislation, including the national budget.

Agenda

                                     Demonetisation                                      

Freeze date: November 30th, 2016.

Executive Board

Mahathi

Mahathi is a Grade 12 aspiring law student with a strong interest in international politics and a tendency to thrive in a fast-paced, slightly crazy environment. So came, MUN. Outgoing and rarely silent, she brings experience from several MUN conferences along with an affinity for policy-driven debate (not just the ChatGPT kind). Equally structured and chaotic, she believes the best committees are the ones that are intense, engaging, and loud at times. She’s excited to serve as your Director for the Lok Sabha this year and learn from her first experience on the EB. She fully expects delegates to speak up, challenge each other, and actually enjoy committee sessions. Outside of MUN, she juggles school, surfing, and opera, most likely found either in the water, on stage, or slightly spiraling over upcoming exams while binging sitcoms.

Haider Zaidi

While he was being specially mentioned in this EB post, he managed to invent muns — again.

Yazhini Muthukumaran

“There are no two words more harmful than good job” – Terence Fletcher, Whiplash

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