Abstract: The legislative process in India is fundamental operation of Parliament, which serves as the country's highest legislative authority. The legislative process in Parliament involves a defined series of steps for introducing, debating, amending, and ultimately passing or rejecting proposed legislation, known as bill. The Constitution of India outlines distinct procedures for enacting each of the four types of bills: Ordinary Bills, Money Bills, Financial Bills, and Constitutional Amendment Bills. If a bill successfully navigates all the necessary stages in Parliament and receives final consent, it becomes an Act of Parliament. This function is closely connected to the representation function, as it is the will of the people that grants authority to the Parliament in democratic nations. This paper thoroughly examines the legislative process in the Indian Parliament.
