- The Prime Minister extended congratulations to Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s newly-elected and first woman Prime Minister.
- Parliamentary System: India is a parliamentary republic, while Japan is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy. In both systems, the Prime Minister is the real executive authority.
- India has bicameral Parliament – Lok Sabha (House of the People) and Rajya Sabha (Council of States).
- Japan has a bicameral Diet – House of Representatives (Shugiin) and House of Councillors (Sangiin).
- Written Constitution & Fundamental Rights: India and Japan possess written constitutions, both constitutions emphasize the protection of fundamental rights and human freedoms. Read More
Japan Elects First Female Prime Minister
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Similarities and Differences between Indian and Japanese Political Systems
