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Rajya Sabha Dynamics: Articles 188-189 and Legislative Composition in India

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Rajya Sabha Dynamics: Articles 188-189 and Legislative Composition in India Overview: Articles 188 to 189 outline the structure, qualifications, and term of office for members of the Rajya Sabha, contributing significantly to the composition and functionality of the upper house of Parliament. Article 188: Composition of Rajya Sabha Article 188 specifies the composition of the Rajya Sabha, representing states and Union territories, and determines the allocation of seats. Article 189: Qualifications for Membership Article 189 addresses the qualifications required for individuals to become members of the Rajya Sabha, outlining the eligibility criteria. Significance and Interpretation: While not extensively supported by numerous case laws specific to each article, Articles 188 to 189 hold critical importance in defining the composition and eligibility criteria for Rajya Sabha members, aligning with constitutional principles. Representation of States: These articles ensure proportional repr...