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Ishani Nair History ICSE Indian Council for Secondary Education Englisch 23 Karten

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  1. 1By what all tags are the President known? (4 of them)Head of State, Head of Union, Head of the Indian Republic and First Citizen
  2. 2What are the qualifications a person needs to be the President?Indian citizen, on the electoral roll, should be 35 or above
    Should not hold 'office of profit' , not in debt and no recent criminal records
  3. 3The composition of the electoral college of the PresidentElected members of both the Houses of Parliament and elected members of the State Legislative Assembly
  4. 4Reason for the indirect election of the PresidentHe is a De Jure, not a real ruler, nominal ruler, signatory ruler and a ceremonial ruler
    Elections are bothersome and too expensive
  5. 5Term of Office of President5 years and is eligible for one re-election
  6. 6Procedure for Impeachment of PresidentOne house of the Parliament accuses the President, the other house proves the charges
    It happens when there is a 2/3rd Majority in the houses - proven unconstitutional behaviour, violation of the constitution
  7. 7Which are the 4 powers of the PresidentLegislative, Executive, Discretionary and Emergency
  8. 83 Legislative Powers(i) Assent to a bill
    (ii) Summons, prorogues and dissolves
    (iii) Promulgates an Ordinance
    (iv) Send messages to the Parliament
    (v) can delay assent to bills
  9. 9Composition of ParliamentRajya Sabha, Lok Sabha and the President
  10. 10Executive PowersAppointment of the Prime Minister, Judges and Coucil of Ministers.
  11. 11Discretionary PowersCan formulate a working combination of parties which exceeds the majority if no clear majority is seen
  12. 123 types of Emergency(i) General Emergency - under Parliament (internal rebellion or external aggression)
    (ii) Constitutional Breakdown - President's rule -> Governor takes charge
    (iii) Financial Emergency - salary cut from govt. officials and country under the Parliament
  13. 13Tag given to the Vice PresidentEx-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
  14. 14RoleNo voting power unless to break a tie
    Steps in as the President if the President is ill or absent or has died - gets his salary
  15. 15Resignation of VP and PresidentVP -----> President
    President ------> VP
  16. 16Standing as a Presidential CandidateNeed not resign to stand but if he gets the post, he has to resign from his VP post
  17. 17Other names for the Prime Minister (5)De Facto, Head of Government, Head of Council of Ministers, Spokesman of Parliament and Maker of national policy
  18. 18Who are the Council of Ministers and what is their composition? Who appoints themThe team of the Prime Minister.
    15% of the Lok Sabha members (81 with 543)
    The President appoints them
  19. 19Term of the CouncilServes as long as they are law-abiding and has a majority in the Parliament and successfully been carrying out their individual and collective responsibility
  20. 20Powers of the Prime MinisterReal ruler, maker of national policy, conveys decision of the Council to the President, represents the country, leader of the council of ministers
  21. 21Collective Responsibility?Swim together and sink together.
    If PM resigns, they all resign (no confidence)
  22. 22Individual ResponsibilityEach minister is responsible for their own ministry and actions. Even if one minister resigns for their mishaps, the government is still in power.
  23. 233 classification of MinistersCabinet Ministers (who meet with the Prime Minister)
    Ministers of State (can meet the PM if invited)
    Deputy Ministers (who do not work with the Prime Minister)

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