State any two differences between unicameral and bicameral legislatures.

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Unicameral Legislature | Bicameral Legislature ---------------------- | --------------------- A State is said to have Unicameral legislature if it has only one house, i.e., the Legislative Assembly or the Vidhan Sabha. | In a bicameral legislature, the State has two houses, i.e., the Legislative Assembly or Vidhan Sabha and the Legislative Council or Vidhan Parishad. In a unicameral legislature, the Legislative Assembly is the only house and it can be dissolved. | In a bicameral legislature, the second House or the Legislative Council is a permanent body which is not subject to dissolution.

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State any two differences between unicameral and bicameral legislatures.

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Unicameral Legislature	Bicameral Legislature
A State is said to have Unicameral legislature if it has only one house, i.e., the Legislative Assembly or the Vidhan Sabha.	In a bicameral legislature, the State has two houses, i.e., the Legislative Assembly or Vidhan Sabha and the Legislative Council or Vidhan Parishad.
In a unicameral legislature, the Legislative Assembly is the only house and it can be dissolved.	In a bicameral legislature, the second House or the Legislative Council is a permanent body which is not subject to dissolution.