Background
Overview
UPSC frequently examines the efficiency and challenges of India's parliamentary democracy, including the legislative process, the role of the opposition, and the impact of disruptions on governance and accountability. This concept is central to understanding the functioning of the Indian Parliament.
The legislative process in India involves the introduction, debate, and passage of bills by Parliament, a crucial function for law-making. However, frequent disruptions by members can impede this process, leading to bills being passed without adequate scrutiny or discussion.