Odisha is the only state in India that has a unicameral legislature, known as the Odisha Legislative Assembly.

Members of the State Legislative Assembly are elected for a term of five years.

The Speaker is the head of the State Legislative Assembly and is responsible for conducting its proceedings.

The State Legislative Council reviews and approves bills passed by the State Legislative Assembly before they become law.

Uttar Pradesh has the largest State Legislative Assembly in India, with 403 members.

The minimum age requirement to become a member of the State Legislative Assembly is 25 years.

Sikkim has the smallest State Legislative Assembly in India, with 32 members.

The Chief Minister is the head of the government and is responsible for leading the state's administration.

Maharashtra is one of the states in India that has a bicameral legislature, consisting of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and the Maharashtra Legislative Council.

Members of the State Legislative Council are elected for a term of six years.

The Chairman is the head of the State Legislative Council and is responsible for conducting its proceedings.

The Governor provides advice to the Chief Minister and other state officials on matters of governance.

Maharashtra has the largest State Legislative Council in India, with 78 members.

The minimum age requirement to become a member of the State Legislative Council is 30 years.

Sikkim has the smallest State Legislative Council in India, with 10 members.