Prime Minister informing the President strengthens which constitutional relationship?

Correct answer: Communication between formal head and real executive

Answer: A. The Constitution requires the Prime Minister to keep the President informed about the decisions of the Council of Ministers concerning the administration of the Union and proposals for legislation. This creates regular communication between the President, who is the formal constitutional head, and the Prime Minister with the Council of Ministers, which exercises real governmental leadership. The information-sharing requirement supports coordination, constitutional responsibility, and informed functioning of the office of President. B is wrong because it names two different institutions that are not the relationship described here. C and D are wrong because they connect unrelated institutions and do not describe the constitutional duties of the Prime Minister. Memory cue: the Prime Minister informs the President so the formal head remains constitutionally informed about the government's work.