Union Executive
Understand where the Union Executive fits in the Central Government and how the President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, ministers and Attorney General connect.
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Union Executive: Scope, Offices and Articles 52 to 78
Understand where the Union Executive fits in the Central Government and how the President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, ministers and Attorney General connect.
Open article →President of India: Position, Qualifications, Election and Term
Learn the President's constitutional position, Article 53, age and office-of-profit rules, electoral college, single transferable vote, oath and five-year term.
Open article →President's Executive and Legislative Powers Explained
Study Article 77 executive action, constitutional appointments, Parliament addresses and sessions, assent, Money Bills, dissolution and nominated members.
Open article →President's Financial, Judicial, Military, Diplomatic and Emergency Powers
Compare the President's Budget and Finance Commission functions, Article 72 clemency, Article 53(2) command, diplomacy and Articles 352, 356 and 360 emergencies.
Open article →President's Resignation, Impeachment and Continuity under Article 61
Learn resignation, Article 61 impeachment notice, one-fourth initiation and two-thirds decision thresholds, vacancy election and continuity until a successor assumes office.
Open article →Vice-President: Qualifications, Election, Removal and Functions
Study Articles 63, 66 and 100, age 35, Parliament-only electoral college, five-year term, 14-day removal notice, Rajya Sabha duties and acting presidency.
Open article →Prime Minister: Appointment, Council of Ministers and Accountability
Learn Article 74(1), majority and hung-house appointment, ministerial oath, six-month membership rule, and individual and collective responsibility to Lok Sabha.
Open article →Prime Minister's Duties, 15% Council Limit and Ministerial Ranks
Study Article 78 coordination duties, Cabinet leadership, the 15% Council of Ministers ceiling, and Cabinet Minister, Minister of State and Deputy Minister roles.
Open article →Attorney General of India: Appointment, Tenure and Functions
Learn Article 76, Supreme Court judge qualification, appointment and pleasure tenure, resignation, legal advice, court audience and Parliament participation without vote.
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