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Civics

Political Executive (President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers)

Practice questions

In a parliamentary system the balance between President's formal power and Council of Ministers' real power shows which principle?Giving priority to Lok Sabha majority in appointing the Prime Minister is based on which democratic logic?If no clear majority emerges in an election why does the President's role differ from normal situation?What is the deeper meaning of collective responsibility of the Council of Ministers?Why is the Cabinet considered the real decision-making centre within the Council of Ministers?Why is allocation of portfolios by the Prime Minister not merely administrative but also political power?Why does political responsibility remain with Council of Ministers even when orders are issued in the President's name?Which is the best description of the relation between political executive and permanent executive?What kind of control does a no-confidence motion in Lok Sabha place on the political executive?What is the main difference between individual departmental responsibility and collective responsibility of Council of Ministers?Why does the Prime Minister's resignation affect the whole Council of Ministers?How is balance maintained between Cabinet secrecy and parliamentary accountability?If permanent executive starts deciding policy direction what democratic problem would arise?Which statement about the relation between Prime Minister and Cabinet is most accurate?In which situation can the President's limited discretionary role appear most clearly?Why is accountability of political executive not limited only to elections?What expectation arises from collective responsibility regarding public disagreement among ministers?Prime Minister advising removal of ministers is a practical example of which power?A Bill not becoming law without President's assent yet real policy being decided by Prime Minister shows which arrangement?How does a minister being a member of Parliament strengthen accountability in parliamentary executive?