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Civics

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

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Medium · Level 62 · political executive,elections,Parliament
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  1. Through elections and Parliament
  2. Only through courts
  3. Only through private office
  4. Only through army
Medium · Level 62 · President,constitutional dignity,non partisan role
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  1. Because President is the formal head of nation and Constitution
  2. Because President is president of every party
  3. Because President campaigns in elections
  4. Because President is member of court
Medium · Level 62 · ministers,Parliament,accountability
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  1. They answer questions and debates in the House
  2. They become judges in court
  3. They are employees of Election Commission
  4. They do not see voter list
Medium · Level 62 · prime minister,cabinet leadership,political executive,working of institutions,indian civics
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  1. He chairs Cabinet meetings, sets the agenda, and coordinates the work of ministers
  2. He writes the judgment of every court
  3. He is the ex officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
  4. He is the head of the Election Commission
Medium · Level 62 · President,summon Parliament,formal power
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  1. Constitutional formal role
  2. Judicial hearing role
  3. Election campaign role
  4. Media control role
Medium · Level 62 · Cabinet,decision making,coordination
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  1. It makes focused and quicker discussion possible
  2. It stops Parliament
  3. It removes courts
  4. It becomes Election Commission
Medium · Level 62 · ministry,minister,departmental responsibility
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  1. So policy and administrative work of that area is led
  2. So courts close
  3. So Election Commission weakens
  4. So President is elected
Medium · Level 62 · President,national unity,constitutional governance
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  1. Constitutional governance and national unity
  2. Monarchy
  3. Military rule
  4. One-party rule
Medium · Level 62 · President,Prime Minister,parliamentary democracy
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  1. To separate formal head and accountable real executive
  2. To end judiciary
  3. To make Election Commission Parliament
  4. To remove voter list
Medium · Level 62 · political executive,judicial review,Constitution
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  1. When decisions appear against Constitution or rights
  2. When decisions are popular
  3. When decisions are small
  4. When decisions appear in media
Medium · Level 62 · Prime Minister,Parliament,government leader
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  1. Because he is leader of the Council of Ministers
  2. Because he is Chief Justice
  3. Because he is Election Commissioner
  4. Because he is member of President
Medium · Level 62 · Lok Sabha election,Council of Ministers,government formation
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  1. Party or alliance getting majority forms government
  2. Losing party always forms government
  3. Rajya Sabha alone forms Council
  4. Court chooses Council
Medium · Level 62 · minister oath,Constitution,responsibility
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  1. Loyalty to Constitution and responsibility of office
  2. Membership of Election Commission
  3. Appointment in court
  4. Preparation of voter list
Medium · Level 62 · parliamentary system,executive,legislature
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  1. Executive emerges from Parliament and remains accountable to it
  2. Executive emerges from court
  3. Legislature has no relation with executive
  4. Executive remains accountable to Election Commission
Medium · Level 62 · minister appointment,Prime Minister advice,President
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  1. Prime Minister has main role in deciding Council's composition
  2. President alone chooses all ministers
  3. Judiciary chooses ministers
  4. Rajya Sabha removes Prime Minister
Medium · Level 62 · Cabinet,Parliament,executive accountability
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  1. Cabinet decides policy and government must answer in Parliament
  2. Cabinet creates courts
  3. Parliament cannot question Cabinet
  4. Cabinet is under Election Commission
Medium · Level 62 · President,ordinance,Parliament session
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  1. When Parliament is not in session and urgent law-like action is needed
  2. When election campaign starts
  3. When voter list is printed
  4. When court conducts exam
Medium · Level 62 · public opinion,political executive,electoral support
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  1. By creating pressure on policies and electoral support
  2. By dissolving courts
  3. By erasing President's term
  4. By making Election Commission Parliament
Medium · Level 62 · political executive,President,Prime Minister,Council of Ministers
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  1. President is constitutional head, Prime Minister is leader, and Council of Ministers is real decision-making body
  2. President runs courts and Prime Minister is Election Commission
  3. Council of Ministers has no relation with Parliament
  4. Prime Minister is only a formal post
Medium · Level 62 · President,Council of Ministers,limited discretion
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  1. President's limited constitutional discretionary role
  2. President's absolute arbitrary power
  3. End of Lok Sabha
  4. Judicial power of Council of Ministers