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Civics

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

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Expert · Level 62 · collective responsibility,no confidence,lok sabha
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  1. No-confidence motion tests accountability of the whole Council
  2. No-confidence motion is only against one official
  3. Collective responsibility dissolves Rajya Sabha
  4. Both are judicial appointments
Expert · Level 62 · portfolio,accountability,governance
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  1. Confusion in implementation and lack of accountability
  2. Presidential election stopping
  3. Lok Sabha becoming Upper House
  4. Judiciary making Budget
Expert · Level 62 · president role,constitutional office,formal head
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  1. Because President is a constitutional office and plays a careful role in some situations
  2. Because President alone runs daily government
  3. Because PM has no importance
  4. Because Council is unconstitutional
Expert · Level 62 · electoral mandate,administration,policy implementation
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  1. Mandate gives policy direction and administration implements it
  2. Mandate ends judiciary
  3. Administration makes elections unnecessary
  4. Both have no relation with governance
Expert · Level 62 · parliamentary accountability,citizens,representatives
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  1. Because citizens' representatives can question the government
  2. Because citizens need not vote
  3. Because President directly takes all questions
  4. Because officials run private rule
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,cabinet government,collective decision
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  1. Because major decisions are collectively accepted in Cabinet
  2. Because PM has no leadership
  3. Because President is Cabinet member
  4. Because secretaries become ministers
Expert · Level 62 · lok sabha,questions,political executive
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  1. Parliamentary accountability
  2. Formality of President
  3. Indirect election
  4. Continuity of permanent executive
Expert · Level 62 · permanent executive,policy implementation,civil services,political executive,working of institutions
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  1. Impractical policy or weak implementation
  2. Direct election of Lok Sabha members
  3. Presidential assent to a bill
  4. Bicameral structure of Parliament
Expert · Level 62 · ministerial accountability,official advice,responsibility
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  1. No, final political responsibility remains with the minister
  2. Yes, the official becomes Prime Minister
  3. Yes, Parliament will always ask only official
  4. No, President becomes departmental minister
Expert · Level 62 · president,national unity,head of state
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  1. President is formal head of State above party government
  2. President is campaigner for every party
  3. President is majority leader in Lok Sabha
  4. President is a permanent secretary
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,council of ministers,lok sabha accountability
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  1. Accountability to Lok Sabha
  2. Permission of private companies
  3. Voting by permanent officials
  4. Daily selection of ministers by court
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister,lok sabha majority,collective responsibility,council of ministers,no-confidence motion,indian civics
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  1. Because the Council of Ministers depends on the confidence of the Lok Sabha
  2. Because the President must remove the Prime Minister in every situation
  3. Because the Rajya Sabha can cancel all decisions of the Lok Sabha
  4. Because the Election Commission selects the Prime Minister
Expert · Level 62 · cabinet,collective decision,governance
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  1. Shared thinking and joint responsibility arise on major policies
  2. Judicial control ends
  3. Lok Sabha elections stop
  4. President becomes official
Expert · Level 62 · political executive,people mandate,democratic legitimacy
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  1. Because its legitimate basis is electoral mandate and representation
  2. Because permanent officials will end
  3. Because President will lose indirect election
  4. Because Cabinet will become larger
Expert · Level 62 · constitutional formality,democratic accountability,president council
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  1. Combination of constitutional formality and democratic accountability
  2. Rule of judiciary
  3. Rule of officials
  4. Absence of elections
Expert · Level 62 · council of ministers,parliament,transparency
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  1. Accountability and transparency
  2. Appointment of Governor
  3. Permanent House
  4. Indirect election
Expert · Level 62 · prime minister, institutional checks, parliamentary democracy, lok sabha accountability, judicial review, political executive
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  1. Accountability to the Lok Sabha, the Cabinet, opposition and judicial review
  2. Advice of private advisers alone
  3. Election campaign rallies alone
  4. Orders of permanent officials alone
Expert · Level 62 · president,prime minister,council roles
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  1. Formal head of State, real leadership and collective decision
  2. Private trade, court and market
  3. Permanent officials, police and panchayat
  4. Election Commission, judiciary and media
Expert · Level 62 · parliamentary system,executive legislature,accountability
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  1. Because executive emerges from Parliament and remains accountable to it
  2. Because judiciary becomes Parliament
  3. Because President appoints all MPs
  4. Because officials contest elections
Expert · Level 62 · political executive,democratic governance,administration
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  1. When mandate, parliamentary accountability, leadership and impartial implementation work together
  2. When decisions remain hidden from people
  3. When officials run political parties
  4. When President alone runs daily governance