The number of members in a Gram Panchayat in India varies depending on the population of the village or group of villages it serves. The general structure and guidelines are based on state laws, which may differ.

• Minimum Membership: Most states require a minimum number of members to ensure representation.
• Maximum Membership: Similarly, there is a cap on the maximum number of members to maintain manageability.
• Population-Based: The number of members is typically determined by the population size, with more populous Gram Panchayats having more members.

Typically, the number of members ranges from 7 to 17, but this can vary.

Consulting specific state government websites or official documents related to Panchayat Raj institutions will provide the most accurate information for a particular region.