[Solved] Which House of Parliament is sometimes called the "House of Elders"?

Q.	Which House of Parliament is sometimes called the "House of Elders"?
A.	Rajya Sabha
B.	Lok Sabha
C.	Both
D.	None of the above
Answer» A. Rajya Sabha

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