How does the Indian Parliament ensure that it represents the diverse opinions of its citizens while passing legislation?
The Indian Parliament ensures that it represents the diverse opinions of its citizens while passing legislation through a system of checks and balances. This includes allowing bills to originate in either house, requiring agreement from both houses (with some exceptions for financial bills), and allowing bills pending in one house to continue in the next session if they haven't been passed yet. Additionally, members of Parliament are entitled to receive salaries and allowances determined by law, which helps ensure a diverse range of people can afford to serve in the legislature.