Civics
Political Executive (President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers)
Practice questions
In a parliamentary system, why does the President not run the real government despite being the constitutional head?Why is the Prime Minister considered the centre of the Council of Ministers?If the Prime Minister loses majority in Lok Sabha, what will be the effect on the Council of Ministers?Why is Lok Sabha majority important in the President’s appointment of the Prime Minister?Which is the correct constitutional understanding about the President and Prime Minister?Why is the Prime Minister’s advice decisive in the appointment of ministers?Why is the Cabinet called the inner and effective group of the Council of Ministers?How is the President acting on the Council of Ministers’ advice linked with democratic accountability?What is the most accurate difference between political executive and permanent executive?How does allocation of portfolios by the Prime Minister affect government work?If a minister fails in their department, how is accountability fixed in a parliamentary system?Even though the President has ordinance power, why is it linked with the real executive?Why does the entire Council of Ministers get affected by the Prime Minister’s resignation?How does accountability of the Council of Ministers to Lok Sabha strengthen democracy?Political executive depending on electoral support shows which principle?If the President starts running regular governance without the Council of Ministers’ advice, which principle would weaken?What is the difference between a Cabinet decision and an individual minister’s opinion?How is the Prime Minister’s power over ministers seen?Why should the permanent executive work under the political executive?How is the President’s indirect election linked with the constitutional office?