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Who holds the real executive power in India?

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Correct answer: Prime Minister and Council of Ministers

Correct answer: A, the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers. India has a parliamentary form of government. The President is the constitutional or formal head, but the Prime Minister leads the Council of Ministers, and together they exercise real executive authority. They take policy decisions, guide administration and remain responsible to the Lok Sabha. A is correct because the elected political executive makes and directs the main government decisions. B is wrong because a Governor is the constitutional head of a state, not the holder of India's Union executive power. C is wrong because the Lok Sabha Speaker presides over the House and does not run the entire executive. D is wrong because judges belong to the judiciary and decide cases independently. Memory cue: formal head is the President; working executive is the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.

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