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Civics

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

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Medium · Level 64 · Prime Minister,ministers,appointment
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  1. Council of Ministers is formed on Prime Minister's advice
  2. President alone chooses all ministers
  3. Judiciary forms the Council
  4. Election Commission distributes ministries
Medium · Level 64 · law implementation,ministries,administration
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  1. Through ministries and administrative officials
  2. By closing courts
  3. By making Election Commission write laws
  4. By making voters write files directly
Medium · Level 64 · Council of Ministers,Parliament,accountability
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  1. To maintain accountability and transparency
  2. To change election symbols
  3. To give judgments in court
  4. To remove President
Medium · Level 64 · President,Governor,constitutional head
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  1. Both are constitutional heads
  2. Both are Lok Sabha members
  3. Both run Supreme Court
  4. Both are Election Commission
Medium · Level 64 · Prime Minister,coordination,Cabinet unity
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  1. By coordination, discussion, and creating a united stand after decision
  2. By making Parliament a court
  3. By sending President to vote
  4. By making Election Commission a minister
Medium · Level 64 · prime minister, president of india, lok sabha majority, political executive, council of ministers, civics class 9
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  1. When the leader can demonstrate majority support in the Lok Sabha
  2. When the leader is the youngest member of the Rajya Sabha
  3. When the leader is an advocate in the Supreme Court
  4. When the leader is an employee of the Election Commission
Medium · Level 64 · political executive, parliamentary accountability, council of ministers, parliament, democratic oversight
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  1. Because the government is accountable to Parliament
  2. Because Parliament functions as a court of law
  3. Because ministers cannot be members of Parliament
  4. Because the President is the Leader of the Opposition
Medium · Level 64 · ministers,Lok Sabha,Rajya Sabha
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  1. Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha
  2. Only Supreme Court
  3. Only Election Commission
  4. Only Panchayat
Medium · Level 64 · individual responsibility,minister,department
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  1. Minister is answerable for the work of his department
  2. Minister is head of all courts
  3. Minister elects President
  4. Minister does no work
Medium · Level 64 · indian constitution,political executive,prime minister,council of ministers,president,working of institutions
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  1. Prime Minister and Council of Ministers
  2. President
  3. Supreme Court
  4. Election Commission
Medium · Level 64 · political executive,electoral mandate,party majority
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  1. Because its top positions are linked with people's election and party majority
  2. Because it only runs sports
  3. Because it never changes
  4. Because it is formed by court
Medium · Level 64 · Prime Minister,President,parliamentary system
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  1. Because Prime Minister leads Council of Ministers and Lok Sabha majority
  2. Because President has no constitutional office
  3. Because Prime Minister is head of judiciary
  4. Because President is Election Commission
Medium · Level 64 · political executive,President,Prime Minister,Council of Ministers
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  1. President is formal head, while Prime Minister and Council of Ministers run real government
  2. President alone runs every policy
  3. Council of Ministers is part of judiciary
  4. Prime Minister has no relation with Parliament
Medium · Level 64 · Prime Minister,portfolio allocation,ministers
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  1. Power of portfolio allocation and Council coordination
  2. Power of judicial review
  3. Power to conduct polling
  4. Power to dissolve Rajya Sabha
Medium · Level 64 · President,Council of Ministers,democracy
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  1. Because real decision remains with elected leadership
  2. Because President becomes Election Commission
  3. Because Lok Sabha becomes unnecessary
  4. Because judiciary runs government
Medium · Level 64 · Cabinet,decision making,Council of Ministers
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  1. It allows quicker and focused discussion on major decisions
  2. It abolishes all ministries
  3. It makes President a Lok Sabha member
  4. It takes away court powers
Medium · Level 64 · minister,department,parliamentary accountability
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  1. Departmental and parliamentary accountability
  2. Judicial appointment
  3. Election campaigning
  4. Rajya Sabha dissolution
Medium · Level 64 · President,Prime Minister,constitutional communication
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  1. To keep the constitutional head informed about government decisions
  2. To make President campaign in elections
  3. To make Prime Minister a judge
  4. Only to stop dissolution of Lok Sabha
Medium · Level 64 · political executive,mandate,democracy
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  1. Change of power based on people's mandate
  2. Hereditary power
  3. Permanent rule
  4. Government by judiciary
Medium · Level 64 · Prime Minister,first among equals,Council of Ministers
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  1. Because while being a member of the Council, he leads it
  2. Because he is head of judiciary
  3. Because he is elected by President
  4. Because he is Chairman of Rajya Sabha