This book discusses the working of the Parliament in India, its successes and failures, and challenges the argument that the Parliament, as a principal institution of parliamentary democracy in India, is on a decline and needs to be superseded by an alternative set of institutions, presidential or otherwise. It underscores the parliament's changing social composition; changes in its conception of representation; the shift from English as its mode of expression to the assertion of regional languages and the change in the conception of the nation that it came to reflect by reaching out to pluralism and diversity.
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