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c. Why do they think so? (Each rule they want to propose should be thought through and should be
backed by dummy research data)
For e.g.,. India is generating ………… tonnes of waste every year. It goes into landfills and water
bodies which creates harmful effects on the environment. To keep our environment safe and
clean we all should contribute. Waste segregation and management can be the first step towards
this duty.
d. What will be fine/punishment for breaking the rules? (Dummy punishment and fines)
For e.g.,– Each class will be fined with Rs.500/month if waste segregation practice not found in
place during the inspection
Polythene use is banned in school and every individual will be fined with Rs. 50 if found using
polythene in the school campus.
e. Anticipated points of discussion – to prepare your answers
For E.g..-
1. Who will fund for dustbins?
2. Do you have a proper system to monitor?
3. Why students should be involved?
4. What are the benefits for school?
5. What are the challenges in the whole process?
4. Give time for 20 minutes for the discussion and finalization of the bill
STEP 2 – LOK SABHA SESSION
1. Select any one bill, and divide the remaining 4-5 groups into 2 big groups – 1 group will act as a
ruling party and another group will act as opposition in the Lok Sabha
2. Selected Bill’s representatives will introduce the bill in the Lok Sabha session.
3. Ruling party needs to support the bill and opposition party will oppose the rules which are not
favorable for general public/students.
4. The teacher needs to act as a Lok Sabha speaker and help maintain the discipline and dignity of
the session.
5. Conduct a healthy discussion on the proposed bill.
6. As this session is going on in an informal classroom setting, discuss clause by clause and try to
come to a consensus on the bill within a given time.
7. Conduct a quick demo amendment in the bill and conduct voting on the bill. Count the votes in
favor of the bill and pass the bill from Lok Sabha
STEP 3 – RAJYA SABHA SESSION
1. As this is an ideal parliamentary session and students are getting exposed to the process of
making laws, choose another bill to present in the Rajya Sabha assuming the bill has been
already passed in the Lok Sabha.