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Civics

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

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Hard · Level 61 · democratic-legitimacy,electoral-mandate
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  1. Democratic legitimacy
  2. Judicial legitimacy
  3. Hereditary legitimacy
  4. Private legitimacy
Hard · Level 61 · cabinet-agenda,prime-minister,policy-leadership
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  1. Policy leadership and priority setting
  2. Judicial review
  3. Assembly election
  4. President's rule
Hard · Level 61 · lok-sabha-confidence,collective-responsibility
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  1. Because government is collectively responsible to Lok Sabha
  2. Because every minister is President
  3. Because Lok Sabha is court
  4. Because Rajya Sabha chooses government
Hard · Level 61 · parliamentary-democracy,executive-parliament
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  1. Executive emerges from Parliament and remains accountable to it
  2. Executive emerges from judiciary
  3. Parliament is unrelated to executive
  4. President selects all ministers directly by personal will
Hard · Level 61 · formal-appointment,president,prime-minister
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  1. As formal constitutional appointment
  2. As complete personal selection
  3. As judicial order
  4. As electoral voting
Hard · Level 61 · policy-advice,bureaucracy,council-of-ministers
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  1. Council of Ministers decides policy while officers help with facts and implementation
  2. Officers are above Parliament
  3. Council of Ministers is only court
  4. Officers appoint Prime Minister
Hard · Level 61 · prime-minister-leadership,coordination
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  1. Coordination and policy direction may weaken
  2. Presidential election will stop
  3. Parliament will become court
  4. Rajya Sabha will dissolve
Hard · Level 61 · prime-minister,appointment,lok-sabha-confidence
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  1. Because government must rest on Lok Sabha confidence
  2. Because Rajya Sabha has no members
  3. Because President is member of Lok Sabha
  4. Because court gives majority
Hard · Level 61 · public-influence,elections,parliament
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  1. Elections mandate and parliamentary representation
  2. Private trade and market
  3. Weather and sports
  4. Court holidays
Hard · Level 61 · political-executive,summary,parliamentary-democracy
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  1. President is formal head Prime Minister leads and Council of Ministers is responsible to Lok Sabha
  2. President rules alone and Parliament has no role
  3. Prime Minister runs court and ministers run Election Commission
  4. Council of Ministers is permanent officers and not linked with elections
Hard · Level 62 · president,prime minister,real executive
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  1. Because the President usually acts on Council advice and the Prime Minister runs the government
  2. Because the President proves majority in Lok Sabha
  3. Because the Prime Minister heads the judiciary
  4. Because Council of Ministers has no importance
Hard · Level 62 · prime minister,lok sabha majority,government formation
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  1. Because the government must retain Lok Sabha's confidence
  2. Because Rajya Sabha elects the Prime Minister
  3. Because court forms the Council of Ministers
  4. Because President always chooses anyone without majority
Hard · Level 62 · collective responsibility,council of ministers,lok sabha
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  1. All ministers are jointly accountable for government decisions
  2. Each minister takes only private decisions
  3. Ministers have no relation with Parliament
  4. President alone answers for every minister
Hard · Level 62 · lok sabha confidence,resignation,council of ministers
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  1. The government may have to resign
  2. Rajya Sabha automatically ends
  3. President becomes a judge
  4. Election Commission runs the Council
Hard · Level 62 · parliamentary democracy,president advice,real power
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  1. Real power lies with the elected executive
  2. Judiciary runs the government
  3. President directly runs government by public vote
  4. Parliament has no importance
Hard · Level 62 · cabinet,council of ministers,decision making
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  1. Because it is a small decision-making group of senior ministers
  2. Because it has only administrative officials
  3. Because it is another name for court
  4. Because it is a private body separate from Lok Sabha
Hard · Level 62 · prime minister,coordination,leadership
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  1. So different ministries work in one government direction
  2. So judicial power ends
  3. So questions are not asked in Parliament
  4. So presidential election does not happen
Hard · Level 62 · political executive,permanent executive,implementation
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  1. Political executive decides policy and permanent executive helps implement it
  2. Permanent executive wins elections and forms government
  3. Political executive only types files
  4. Both have no relation with administration
Hard · Level 62 · president assent,bill,law making
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  1. Formal constitutional process of making a bill a law
  2. Process of choosing Prime Minister
  3. Private process of dissolving Lok Sabha
  4. Process of writing judicial judgment
Hard · Level 62 · president advice,council of ministers,parliamentary system
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  1. It shows that the President generally acts on the Council's advice
  2. It shows ministers take advice from judges
  3. It shows Parliament has ended
  4. It shows President is a private institution