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Civics

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

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Hard · Level 62 · portfolio allocation,prime minister,responsibility
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  1. Division of work and clarity of responsibility
  2. Appointment of judiciary
  3. Formation of Election Commission
  4. Fixing Rajya Sabha term
Hard · Level 62 · cabinet decision,collective responsibility,ministers
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  1. Collective unity and accountability weaken
  2. Lok Sabha automatically dissolves
  3. Presidential election stops
  4. Judiciary becomes Council of Ministers
Hard · Level 62 · prime minister,resignation,council of ministers
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  1. Because the Prime Minister is head and coordinator of the Council
  2. Because President never appoints PM
  3. Because ministers move to judiciary
  4. Because Lok Sabha members end
Hard · Level 62 · president,constitutional head,head of state
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  1. The President is formal head of the State and powers come from Constitution
  2. The President debates daily in Lok Sabha
  3. The President personally runs all ministries
  4. The President is Chief Justice
Hard · Level 62 · prime minister,real executive,policy leadership
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  1. The PM leads the Council and directs government policies
  2. The PM alone elects the President
  3. The PM orders the judiciary
  4. The PM dissolves Rajya Sabha
Hard · Level 62 · political executive,permanent executive,governance balance
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  1. Balance between democratic mandate and administrative continuity
  2. Balance between private rule and secret decision
  3. End of judiciary and Election Commission
  4. Merger of Lok Sabha and President
Hard · Level 62 · cabinet,accountability,parliament
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  1. Because the Council remains accountable to Parliament and Lok Sabha
  2. Because people can never ask questions
  3. Because Cabinet is a court
  4. Because President stops all debates
Hard · Level 62 · president,electoral college,indirect election
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  1. The President is not a directly elected head of government in India
  2. The President's post is unconstitutional
  3. The President is a private employee under PM
  4. The President is not part of Parliament
Hard · Level 62 · minister,secretary,policy making
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  1. Minister gives political decision and secretary helps with administrative advice and implementation
  2. Secretary proves majority in Lok Sabha
  3. Minister is a permanent official
  4. Both are members of court
Hard · Level 62 · president,council advice,parliamentary system
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  1. The accountable role of real executive would weaken
  2. Lok Sabha membership would increase
  3. Judiciary would be elected
  4. Permanent executive would end
Hard · Level 62 · prime minister,ministers,coordination
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  1. Because it maintains discipline and coordination in the Council
  2. Because PM is head of judiciary
  3. Because ministers appoint President
  4. Because Rajya Sabha runs Council
Hard · Level 62 · political executive,public accountability,elections
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  1. It is controlled through electoral mandate and Parliament
  2. It is always permanent officials
  3. It is elected by court
  4. It is formed by private family
Hard · Level 62 · cabinet,council of ministers,comparison
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  1. Cabinet is smaller and more influential, Council is a wider group
  2. Cabinet is larger and Council is smaller
  3. Both are names of courts
  4. Council contains only voters
Hard · Level 62 · lok sabha,collective responsibility,government confidence
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  1. Because Lok Sabha is directly elected and government depends on its confidence
  2. Because Rajya Sabha is not part of Parliament
  3. Because Lok Sabha asks no questions
  4. Because Rajya Sabha is judiciary
Hard · Level 62 · president discretion,prime minister,hung parliament
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  1. When no party has a clear majority
  2. When one party has a clear majority
  3. When Lok Sabha elections never happened
  4. When court is choosing PM
Hard · Level 62 · minister,parliament membership,accountability
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  1. Become a member of Parliament within the prescribed time
  2. Immediately become a judge
  3. President must resign
  4. Dissolve Rajya Sabha
Hard · Level 62 · policy direction,administrative expertise,governance
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  1. It connects democratic will with practical implementation
  2. It ends people's role
  3. It makes Parliament private
  4. It makes President a judge
Hard · Level 62 · government order,president,council responsibility
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  1. Prime Minister and Council of Ministers
  2. Only private secretary
  3. Only court
  4. Only Election Commission
Hard · Level 62 · president,emergency powers,council advice
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  1. Because in parliamentary system real decisions operate through elected government
  2. Because Constitution ends during emergency
  3. Because Prime Minister's post ends
  4. Because Lok Sabha ceases to be an institution
Hard · Level 62 · prime minister,cabinet agenda,policy direction
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  1. Power to guide government priorities and decision process
  2. Power to stop judicial hearings
  3. Power to dissolve Rajya Sabha
  4. Power to cancel presidential election