The book, Our Parliament, explains the hierarchy, functions, divisions, and many other factors of the Indian Parliament. The formation of the parliament was an historic event. So this book is more than just a guide that helps one figure out how the parliament works in India, it is a historical book.

Summary Of The Book

Our Parliament gives a detailed outlook of how the Indian government works. The parliament is divided into two main parts, the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha. The book tells us what roles each of them play in the Indian government.

The Rajya Sabha (Upper Government) is the state government, and the Lok Sabha (Lower Government) is the district government. These two together make the Indian Parliament. In the book, Our Parliament, all details about the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha are explained for easy understanding. It also explains the hierarchy of both the houses, its functions, the number of seats available, the qualifications required to become a part of them, the different sessions they hold, the powers each carry, and so on.

The book consists of the names and period of service of the former members of the parliament. It also mentions the important government structures around India, and the process of election in the country. Kashyap talks about the rights and the freedoms held by the Indian citizens in Our Parliament. Overall, it is a summary of the entire Parliamentary procedures in India.

About Subash Kashyap

Subash Kashyap is the former Secretary General of the Lok Sabha. He completed his higher education in Allahabad and has also achieved a doctorate.

He commenced his career in Allahabad as a journalist first, then as an advocate and finally as a University professor before voluntarily retiring to get into politics. He served as the same in the 7th, 8th, and the 9th Lok Sabha. He is a popular political scientist and an expert in the Constitutional Law, the Indian Constitution, and the Parliament. Kashyap has published many books and research articles and papers. He was also awarded with the title of Honorary Order of the Academy of San Francisco for the service in their Constitutional Law.