A Council of Ministers, led by the Chief Minister, shall assist and advise the Governor in the perfo...

Part VI of the Constitution deals with the state executive in Articles 153 to 167. The governor, the...

The terms "council of ministers" and "cabinet" are frequently used interchangeably, despite the fact...

The President is the nominal executive authority (de jure executive) in the parliamentary system of ...

Article 74 establishes a council of ministers, led by the Prime Minister, to assist and advise the P...

Only the President's assent is required for a bill passed by Parliament to become an act. When a bil...

The President is given "executive powers of the Union" according to the constitution. The President'...

During the recess of Parliament, the President has the authority to issue ordinances under Article 1...

A process of impeachment can be used to remove the President from office for 'violation of constitut...

The Vice-President is the country's second-highest official. In the official warrant of precedence, ...

The President of India is qualified, elected, and impeached under Chapter I (The Executive) of Part ...

Since the beginning of the Constitution, a conflict has existed between the justiciability of Fundam...