Arif wanted to know that if ministers propose most of the important bills and if the majority party often gets the government bills passed, what is the role of the Parliament in the law making process? What answer would you give him?

Because:
 The council of ministers is accountable to the lower house and if a bill does not
succeed to be passed by the parliament, it shows the loss of majority of party in the
house, hence the government will have to resign.
 A bill is introduced in either of the house in case of non-Money Bill and if Money Bill
can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha for the debates and discussions in various
stages.
 If any bill does not fulfill the interest of the people, the parliament pressurizes the
government to withdraw the bill but if it is in the interest of the people, it pressurizes
the government to initiate the bill.
 The Money Bill cannot be denied by the Rajya Sabha, it can delay it only for 14 days
and after the 14 days are passed, the bill is deemed to have been passed.
 If, there is a tussle between the two houses, a joint session of parliament resolves
the issues.