Introduction The Vice President of India holds a significant constitutional position, serving as the second-highest office in the country. The role is primarily ceremonial and legislative, with the Vice President acting as the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha and stepping in as the Acting President when required. However, compared to the President and Prime…
Introduction The office of the Vice President exists in both India and the United States, serving as the second-highest constitutional authority in their respective political systems. However, despite the similarity in title, the powers and responsibilities of the Vice President in these two countries differ significantly. The Vice President of India functions primarily as the…
Introduction The office of the President of India is an important pillar of the country’s constitutional democracy. Unlike many presidential systems worldwide where the head of state wields immense executive power, the Indian President functions primarily as a ceremonial head. The structure of India’s Constitution ensures a clear separation of powers, and various legal and…
Introduction In the federal structure of India, the role of the Chief Minister (CM) and the Governor in each state plays a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth functioning of the government. While the Governor is the ceremonial head of the state and represents the President of India, the Chief Minister is the real executive…