01533nam a22002417a 4500 20220331113420.0 220331b ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d 8185402345 Aloy eng 23 328.54 KASH Subhash C Kashyap 26928 History of the parliament of India Delhi Shipra Publications 1994 xiv,345 p. HB 24x16 cm. Political Science 350.00 ₹ 350.00 Parliament's pivotal position in India's democratic polity is not only a matter of fundamental principle in constitutional theory but it is also a well-established fact in our political life. As a microcosm of the nation. Parliament has consistently reflected the feelings, hopes, aspirations and even weaknesses and frustrations of the people of India. It is, above all, their supreme representative institution, notwithstanding all its shortcomings and failures. During the nearly six decades of the operation of the Constitution, the resilience and relevance of the institution of Parliament has been amply proved, notwithstanding temporary aberrations, decline in the standards of debate and conduct of members, in times of crises like foreign aggressions, internal disturbances, etc. Parliament has stood its own and retained its identity and legitimacy. Political Science 26929 Legislative Bodies 26930 India 26931 KASHYAP (Subhash C) 26932 ddc GF 222113 222113