There are three branches of government in India: the legislature, executive, and judiciary. The central legislature is called Parliament, which has two houses - Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The legislature is responsible for making laws, controlling the budget, amending the constitution, and some electoral and judicial functions. The executive implements laws and policies adopted by the legislature and handles day-to-day administration. The judiciary settles disputes between individuals and private parties, and also interprets the constitution and protects citizens' rights.

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3. There are three branches of government in India.
 Legislature
 Executive
 judiciary

5. In India the central legislature is called the Parliament,
which has two Houses:
(1) Lok Sabha and
(2) Rajya Sabha.

6.  Making of law
 Control of budget
 Amendment of the constitution
 Electoral
 Judicial functions

7. Executive takes decisions and sees that it is implemented
well.

8.  responsible for implementation of laws and police
adopted by legislature.
 political executive is involved in framing the policy
 responsible for day to day administration

9. Judiciary is important for settling the disputes between
individuals and private parties. but besides, sorting out
disputes it also performs a very vital political function.
that is to protect rights of individuals. it interprets the
provisions of constitution and protects the rights of
citizens.

10.  Prevention of violation of law
 Making of new law
 Administrative function
 Advisory function
 Protection of fundamental rights

11. In parliamentary systems such as India, the three
“powers" are not separated (although the judiciary is
independent). However, this has not threatened Indian
stability, because the strong tradition of parliamentary
sovereignty serves the purpose of limiting executive
power.