Introduction The President of India is often perceived as a ceremonial head, primarily executing the advice of the Council of Ministers. However, the President plays a crucial role in the legislative process under the Indian Constitution. While the extent of the President’s power is debated, particularly regarding whether the role is merely symbolic or holds…
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 The President of India holds the highest constitutional office in the country and is often referred to as the ceremonial head of state. However, the position also carries significant responsibilities and powers, especially in matters related to the governance and functioning of the Indian government. The President is elected indirectly, and the process of…
India, the world’s largest democracy, is governed by a unique system that combines elements of both parliamentary and federal structures.