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Imagine a country is like a giant playground. For the playground to be fun, safe, and fair for everyone, it needs strong structures. Democracy, where the people have a say in how things work, is like that playground. Its strength comes from three important pillars.
Pillar One: The Legislature (The Rule-Makers)
The legislature is like a big brainstorming team. They come up with the rules of a country, called laws. Laws cover everything from how fast cars can drive, to how to protect nature, to how much money people need to share (taxes) to keep things running smoothly.
It’s kind of like a sports team deciding on the rules of their game. The legislature may have different sections, like a school might have different grades. In a democracy, we get to choose who is on the rule-making team through elections!
Lok Sabha , Rajya Sabha , Member of parliament are key parts of Legislature
Pillar Two: The Executive (The Doers)
The executive branch is like the playground monitors. They have the big job of making sure everyone follows the rules and things get done. The president or prime minister is usually the leader of this ‘monitor’ team. They work with many helpers, like teachers, police officers, and park rangers. Their job is to enforce the laws and keep the playground running smoothly every day.
Pillar Three: The Judiciary (The Fairness Keepers)
The judiciary is like a team of wise referees. They make sure the laws are followed fairly by everyone, even the playground monitors! Judges sit in courts and listen carefully when there are disagreements. Sometimes they decide if someone broke a rule and what the consequences should be. Other times they explain what a confusing law really means. They make sure the game of life on the playground is fair.
Why These Pillars are Super Important
Each pillar of democracy has a special job, and they all depend on each other! Imagine a playground with amazing rules, but no monitors to make sure everyone follows them. Or a playground with great monitors, but the rules keep changing or don’t make sense! The three pillars work together for balance.
Conclusion
The legislature, the executive, and the judiciary are the strong foundation of a democracy. They work together to make sure the people have a say, the country is run well, and nobody gets to cheat at the game of life. Understanding these pillars helps us be better citizens, protecting the playground of our democracy!
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