The Kerala Legislative Assembly is the law-making body of the Indian state of Kerala. It consists of 140 elected members who represent various constituencies across the state. The assembly is responsible for making laws, discussing state policies, and addressing issues affecting the people of Kerala. The assembly meets in Thiruvananthapuram, the state capital, and operates under a parliamentary system. The Chief Minister leads the government, while the Governor of Kerala acts as the ceremonial head. Sessions are held regularly, allowing members to debate and pass legislation that impacts the state's development and governance.