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Civics

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

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Hard · Level 63 · real executive,prime minister,council of ministers
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  1. They make policies, take decisions, and direct administration
  2. They are only national symbols
  3. They hear final appeals in court
  4. They are part of Election Commission
Hard · Level 63 · president,head of state,national unity
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  1. The President is the constitutional Head of State above party government
  2. President campaigns for every party
  3. President is majority leader in Lok Sabha
  4. President is daily secretary of every department
Hard · Level 63 · political legitimacy,lok sabha majority,electoral mandate
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  1. Majority in Lok Sabha and electoral mandate
  2. Only permanent civil service
  3. Only judicial appointment
  4. Only the Rashtrapati Bhavan building
Hard · Level 63 · lok sabha,executive scrutiny,democratic control
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  1. Scrutiny of executive by people’s representatives
  2. Election campaign by judiciary
  3. Budget making by President
  4. Law-making by permanent executive
Hard · Level 63 · president prime minister comparison,formal real power,executive
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  1. To distinguish formal constitutional office from real governing power
  2. To consider both as judges
  3. To end the need for Parliament
  4. So Election Commission runs government
Hard · Level 63 · majority,parliamentary accountability,transparency
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  1. Lack of accountability and transparency
  2. Lack of President election
  3. Membership of judiciary
  4. Power of permanent House
Hard · Level 63 · political executive,permanent executive,parliament
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  1. Political executive decides policy, permanent executive helps implement, Parliament ensures accountability
  2. Permanent executive wins elections and becomes Prime Minister
  3. Parliament is only a branch of judiciary
  4. Political executive has no relation with people
Hard · Level 63 · political executive,president,prime minister,council of ministers
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  1. President is constitutional head, Prime Minister and Council are real executive and accountable to Lok Sabha
  2. President alone is real executive and Prime Minister is symbolic
  3. Permanent executive changes by election and ministers are permanent
  4. Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to judiciary
Hard · Level 63 · confidence vote,president,council of ministers
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  1. In considering possibility of a new government or accepting resignation
  2. In changing court judgment
  3. In making Rajya Sabha introduce Money Bill
  4. In ending the Election Commission
Hard · Level 63 · prime minister,policy direction,parliamentary accountability
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  1. So governance remains effective and under democratic control
  2. So President personally runs every department
  3. So permanent executive does not contest elections
  4. So judiciary elects the Prime Minister
Medium · Level 62 · President,Prime Minister,real executive
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  1. President is formal head and Prime Minister is leader of real executive
  2. President is Lok Sabha member and Prime Minister is judge
  3. Prime Minister runs Election Commission and President runs Parliament
  4. Both roles are exactly the same
Medium · Level 62 · Prime Minister,Lok Sabha majority,government
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  1. Because government runs on the confidence of Lok Sabha
  2. Because Lok Sabha is a court
  3. Because Rajya Sabha has no members
  4. Because President casts votes
Medium · Level 62 · Council of Ministers,real executive,policy
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  1. Because it runs government policies and decisions
  2. Because it is Election Commission
  3. Because it hears cases in court
  4. Because it is only a formal office
Medium · Level 62 · President,Council of Ministers,parliamentary democracy
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  1. Council of Ministers is accountable to elected representatives
  2. President is a member of Election Commission
  3. Judiciary runs the Council of Ministers
  4. Lok Sabha has no relation with government
Medium · Level 62 · Cabinet,Council of Ministers,decision making
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  1. Cabinet is the smaller and main decision-making part of Council of Ministers
  2. Council of Ministers is judicial part of Cabinet
  3. Both are names of courts
  4. Cabinet is a department of Election Commission
Medium · Level 62 · collective responsibility,Cabinet,accountability
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  1. All ministers are jointly answerable for government decisions
  2. Every minister makes a separate Constitution
  3. No minister answers Parliament
  4. President alone is answerable for all decisions
Medium · Level 62 · Cabinet decision,collective stand,ministers
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  1. After decision, maintain a united public stand
  2. Dissolve Lok Sabha
  3. Conduct President's election
  4. Change court judgment
Medium · Level 62 · Prime Minister,coordination,ministries
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  1. So government policies move in one direction
  2. So judiciary ends
  3. So all ministers take same department
  4. So Election Commission makes laws
Medium · Level 62 · President assent,Bill,law making
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  1. Process of a Bill becoming law
  2. Process of making voter list
  3. Process of appointing judges
  4. Process of election campaign
Medium · Level 62 · portfolio allocation,ministers,Prime Minister
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  1. Clear division of work and accountability
  2. Dissolution of Parliament
  3. Appointment of courts
  4. Control of Election Commission