Prime Minister deciding the agenda of a Council of Ministers meeting shows which role?

Correct answer: Role of leadership and policy coordination

Direct answer: A is correct. The Prime Minister leads the Council of Ministers and helps coordinate the work of different ministries. Setting the agenda of a Council meeting means deciding which important matters should be discussed, arranging government priorities, and guiding collective decision-making. The Prime Minister does not make every decision alone; the Council of Ministers works through discussion and collective responsibility, and ministers manage their assigned departments. Option B is wrong because judicial review is performed by courts when they examine constitutional validity. Option C is wrong because election conduct is administered by the Election Commission, not by the Prime Minister through the Council agenda. Option D is wrong because the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is a different constitutional office and presides over that House. Memory cue: the Prime Minister is the coordinator and leader of the Council, while individual ministers handle departments under the collective system.