The powers and responsibilities of a state's governor regarding state government affairs are akin to those of the president concerning the Union government. However, the president has diplomatic, military and…

As in the Union, the government in the states is also organised on the parliamentary model. The head of the states is called the Governor, who is the constitutional head…

The cabinet carries out its duties through various cabinet committees. The cabinet committees are organisational devices which lessens an enormous workload of the cabinet. They also facilitate an in-depth examination…

India has a parliamentary system of government where the Prime Minister and the council of ministers work as the executive of the nation and are responsible for governing India’s administrative…

The Prime Minister is appointed by the President of India, and is responsible for leading the country's administration, formulating and implementing government policies, and representing India on the international stage.…

The constitution under article 63 mentions the office of Vice-President of India. The Vice-President of India occupies the second highest constitutional position in the country. In terms of precedence, the…

Under the Constitution of India, the President serves as the constitutional head of the Union Government, exercising his constitutional authority and duties based on the aid and advice of the…

The president has the following options, when a bill passed by the state legislature is reserved by the governor for the consideration of the president. Give his/her assent to the…

Under Article 53, the President is entrusted with the executive powers of the Union. The president is empowered to exercise such a power either directly or through officers subordinate to…

The Chief Justice of India administers the oath to the President. If CJI is absent, it is administered by the senior most judge of the supreme court. The President takes…