Civics
Political Executive (President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers)
Practice questions
If Council of Ministers loses Lok Sabha's confidence, what is democratically expected?Prime Minister informing the President strengthens which constitutional relationship?How can Cabinet's collective policy be examined in Parliament?Which democratic principle is clear when political executive changes?Why is it incomplete to call the President's role only symbolic?Why are both collective and individual responsibility necessary in Council of Ministers?When does the President's role appear more important in appointing the Prime Minister?Why is the close relation of Prime Minister and Council of Ministers with Parliament necessary?If a minister faces criticism on departmental policy, why is it proper in democracy?What is the importance of 'advice' in the relation between President and Council of Ministers?How is the Prime Minister's influence in selecting ministers linked with government efficiency?What is the relation between Cabinet and bureaucracy in policy implementation?Why is ministers being members of Parliament useful in parliamentary executive?How is the office of President linked with national unity?Why is debate on Council of Ministers' decisions in Lok Sabha democratic?Why are decisions of political executive bound by the Constitution?If a minister is not a member of Parliament, within what period should the person generally become a member?If there is disagreement between President and Prime Minister, what is the normal solution in parliamentary system?What is the most balanced conclusion about political executive?Prime Minister deciding the agenda of a Council of Ministers meeting shows which role?