What is the constitutional importance of information-sharing between Prime Minister and President?

Correct answer: President remains informed about Council decisions and administration

The correct answer is A. The Prime Minister has a constitutional duty to keep the President informed about the decisions of the Council of Ministers and important matters of administration. This information-sharing maintains a clear constitutional link between the formal head of the State and the real executive. It does not mean that the President personally runs daily government; rather, the President is kept properly informed while constitutional procedures are followed. Option A is correct because it states the actual purpose of communication. Option B is wrong because information-sharing does not make the President a regular participant in Lok Sabha debates. Option C is wrong because writing court orders is not the Prime Minister’s function and courts are independent. Option D is wrong because communication strengthens constitutional functioning; it does not end the Council of Ministers. Memory cue: the President is informed, while the elected ministry governs responsibly.