Which of the following makes law in India

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Which of the following makes law in India-

A. President and Council of Ministers

B. High Court and Supreme Court

C. President and both houses of Parliament

D. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Parliament which is the Union legislature in India, has the power to make laws. It consists of President and two houses which are known as Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Any law can be enacted at Union level only if the bill consisting provisions of law has been passed by both the house and has got assent of the President.

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