Why is regular exchange of information between President and Prime Minister necessary?

Correct answer: To keep the constitutional head informed about government decisions

Correct answer: A. The President is the constitutional Head of State and is entitled to receive information about the decisions of the Council of Ministers and important matters of administration. The Prime Minister leads the Council of Ministers and therefore serves as the main channel through which the President is kept informed. Regular communication supports constitutional functioning, informed consultation and coordination between the formal head and the elected government. It does not mean that the President personally conducts elections or that the Prime Minister becomes a judge. Option A is correct because it states the basic constitutional purpose of the exchange. Option B is wrong because the President is not required to campaign for elections. Option C is wrong because the Prime Minister and judiciary have different roles. Option D is too narrow and inaccurate: communication is not maintained only to prevent dissolution of the Lok Sabha; it concerns government decisions and administration more broadly. Memory cue: information flow helps the constitutional head remain informed, while the elected government remains responsible for governing.