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The list of member of parliament of india is given on government of india's website; eligibility for member of parliament of india are - be a citizen of india, at least 25 years (lok sabha), 30 years (rajya sabha)

Palace of Westminster in London is the assembly place of UK Parliament consists of the two houses - the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Houses of Parliament of United Kingdom is the iconic structure famous for oldest democracy of the world.

THOMAS MAGNUSON, CEO and co-founder of Magnuson Hotels, stood before the House of Lords in the British Parliament last week and spoke on what hotels in the United Kingdom need to continue their recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of what he said applies to U.S. hotels as well, he said. The key to success in the U.K., Magnuson said in his address, is preserving independent hotels. "Not all hotels are the Savoy," Magnuson said. "Most hotels in the U.K. are small, family owned, and endangered." In the presentation to the Travel Technology Initiative, hosted by the Baroness Ros Altmann, Magnuson said there has been a rapid decline in the number of U.K. hotels owned by independent private businesses. In 2010, independent hoteliers represented 78 percent of the U.K. hotel industry, Magnuson said. He reported that publicly traded branded hotels combined with globalism powers have reduced the native share to 50 percent in 2022. Magnuson also said that at today's change rate, the U.K. independent hotelier share will fall to 22 percent by 2026.

Hotel The Park is a renowned name in the list of luxury hotels in the capital. Located at 15, Parliament Street, New Delhi in the heart of the business, shopping and entertainment centre of the city, this hotel offers easy access and all the comforts for its guests.

London has many things that will attract a visitor. Some of the most famous London attractions include the houses of Parliament, the Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, London Eye, Trafalgar Square, The British Museum etc.

Getting around London by bus is one of the best ways of exploring the city. The upper deck of a London bus offers some great photo opportunities of the buildings and scenes that make up this fascinating city. London Transport bus routes span the entire city. There are even night bus routes. They are form an inexpensive way to explore the city. All you need to do is buy an Oyster card from a newsagent, or train station and press it against the pad as you enter the bus. Don't forget to press again when you get off! If you prefer a guided tour, try one of the many Open Top Bus Tours that are available. These are designed specifically for tourists and travel around all the major locations. You can stay on board and listen to the audio commentary (which is available in all the major languages), or get and get off at different points to visit places like the Tower of London, Oxford Street or the House of Parliament. You can explore at your own pace and create your own personal tour. 

Big Ben is the name given to the combination of two famous buildings viz., The Houses of Parliament and Elizabeth Tower and these are among London's most iconic landmarks and must-see London attractions. In technical terms, Big Ben is the name given to the massive bell inside the clock tower and it weighs more than 13 tons (13,760 kg).

Shrek is a good starting point as it is close to Westminister Bridge. After visiting the Houses of Parliament and Westminister Abbey, stroll across the Westminster Bridge and enjoy the fantastic riverside views by booking your room at hotels near Paddington, London. Only a few minutes across the bridge is Shreks Adventure where children can encounter characters like Shrek and Donkey complete with a magical 4D flying bus. A series of 10 interactive live adventure shows brings the world of Far Far Away to life. While for adults only, there are special evening shows peppered with adult humour, plus some free drinks in the Poison Apple Pub.

India Tours -India's debt-laden national carrier Air India makes a loss of nearly 100 million rupees ($1.9 million) every day, the country's civil aviation minister told parliament on Wednesday. The country's fourth-largest airline by market share has been hit hard by rising fuel prices and fierce competition which have added to its legacy of labour problems, crushing debts and a costly merger in 2007.