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Civics

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

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Expert · Level 62 · government order,ministerial responsibility,president
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  1. Because real political responsibility lies with the Council of Ministers
  2. Because President answers daily in Parliament
  3. Because officials are MPs
  4. Because court implements orders
Expert · Level 62 · head of state,head of government,president prime minister
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  1. President is head of State and Prime Minister is head of government
  2. Prime Minister is head of State and President is departmental minister
  3. Both head the judiciary
  4. Both are permanent officials
Expert · Level 62 · lok sabha confidence,popular sovereignty,democratic legitimacy
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  1. Government rests on support of the House elected by people
  2. Government rests on private opinion of judges
  3. Government rests on election of officials
  4. Government rests only on President's private wish
Expert · Level 62 · no confidence motion,lok sabha,political executive
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  1. Majority support in Lok Sabha
  2. President's age
  3. Seniority of officials
  4. Permanence of Rajya Sabha
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,lok sabha majority,parliamentary accountability
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  1. Parliamentary accountability
  2. Judicial independence
  3. Permanent executive
  4. Federal representation
Expert · Level 62 · president,indirect election,constitutional head
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  1. President is not directly elected head of government but constitutional head of State
  2. President's office is unconstitutional
  3. President is only a Cabinet minister
  4. President is Speaker of Lok Sabha
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,cabinet agenda,policy leadership
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  1. Directing government priorities
  2. Ending judiciary
  3. Electing President
  4. Making Lok Sabha permanent
Expert · Level 62 · minister,secretary,policy advice
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  1. Secretary advises and minister takes final political decision
  2. Minister only types and secretary runs government
  3. Secretary proves majority in Lok Sabha
  4. Both give court judgments
Expert · Level 62 · cabinet,council size,decision making
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  1. It allows wider representation and quicker decision-making
  2. To weaken judiciary
  3. To remove Lok Sabha
  4. To make President Prime Minister
Expert · Level 62 · presidential assent,law making,bill and act,indian parliament,political executive,civics class 9
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  1. Because it completes the constitutional process by which a bill becomes law
  2. Because the President personally drafts every bill
  3. Because Parliament has no authority to make laws
  4. Because the Council of Ministers cannot govern without the President's assent
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,resignation,council of ministers
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  1. The Prime Minister is the central link of the Council
  2. President is a minister in the Council
  3. Secretaries are above PM
  4. Rajya Sabha elects government
Expert · Level 62 · temporary executive,permanent executive,administrative continuity
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  1. Change according to mandate and administrative continuity
  2. End of judiciary and private rule
  3. End of elections and permanent ministers
  4. Privatization of presidential rule
Expert · Level 62 · political executive,administrative expertise,policy implementation,permanent executive,civics class 9
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  1. Policy may become weak or ineffective in practice
  2. The term of the Lok Sabha will automatically become indefinite
  3. The President will start being elected by direct voting
  4. The Rajya Sabha will be able to directly remove the Council of Ministers
Expert · Level 62 · cabinet confidentiality,parliamentary accountability,governance
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  1. Discussion may be confidential but decisions must be answered for in Parliament
  2. Confidentiality ends Parliament's power
  3. Cabinet never decides
  4. People cannot elect
Expert · Level 62 · president discretion,council advice,parliamentary system
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  1. Because generally the President acts on Council's advice
  2. Because President is outside Constitution
  3. Because there is no post of PM
  4. Because Lok Sabha is not elected by people
Expert · Level 62 · minister,parliament membership,accountability
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  1. The minister's parliamentary accountability will weaken
  2. Presidency will end
  3. Judiciary will form government
  4. Permanent officials will become MPs
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,ministerial reshuffle,coordination
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  1. Discipline and effective coordination in Council
  2. Judicial appointment
  3. Permanence of Rajya Sabha
  4. Indirect election of President
Expert · Level 62 · president prime minister,role confusion,real power
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  1. Where real power lies in parliamentary system
  2. Whether India has two Houses
  3. How voters' list is made
  4. Why election symbols exist
Expert · Level 62 · parliamentary government,council of ministers,lok sabha
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  1. Council depends on confidence of Lok Sabha
  2. Lok Sabha cannot question Council
  3. Council is accountable to judiciary
  4. Lok Sabha is permanent executive
Expert · Level 62 · ministerial responsibility,bureaucracy,democratic mandate
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  1. Because minister is part of elected government and politically accountable
  2. Because officials win elections from people
  3. Because secretary is President
  4. Because Parliament never sees officials