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Who is the nominal executive in India?

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Correct answer: President

Correct answer: D, the President. In India’s parliamentary Union government, the President is the constitutional or nominal executive and the formal head of the Union. The President appoints the Prime Minister and performs constitutional functions, but normally exercises powers on the aid and advice of the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister. Therefore, the President is not called the real executive in day-to-day governance. A is the head of the Union government and leads the real executive, the Council of Ministers. B is the head of a state government, not the Union executive. C presides over the Lok Sabha and is not the head of the executive. D is correct because “nominal” here means the formal constitutional head, not that the office is unimportant. Memory cue: at the Union level, President is nominal executive; Prime Minister and Council of Ministers are real executive.

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