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Prime minister

1. PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA AND HIS COUNCILE OF MINISTERS

2. The Republic of india is a parliamentary democracy with two house of –The lok sbha (House of the people ) and The Rajiya sabha (council of states) As the most parliamentary democracies, India has a President who is the head of the state de jure and whose duties are mostly ceremonial,and a Prime minister who is the head of the government and exercise the de facto executive powers of the president. The Prime minister has to enjoy the Confidence of a majority of the members of the Lok Sabha to remain in office.

3. Prime Minister The Prime minister is the chief adviser to the PRESIDENT of India and the head of the UNION COUNCIL OF MINISTERS. The prime minister is the senior most member of the cabinet in the executive of government in a Parliamentary system. The prime minister selects and can dismiss members of the cabinet. Allocate post to member within the government,and chairperson of the cabinet. The UNION CABINET headed by the prime minister is appointed by the PRESIDENT of India to assist the latter in the administration of the LOK SABHA as per the article 75 of the constitution of india .

4. THE POSITION OF PRIME MINISTER The constitution envisions a scheme of affair In which the president of india is the head of the state in terms Of article 53 with office of the PRIME MINISTER being the head of COUNCIL OF MINISTERS to assist and advice the president in the discharge of his /her Constitutional Functions. The executive power the union shall be vested in the PRESIDENT and shall be exercised with directly or through Subordinate officers,

5. In according with constitution - ARTICLE 53(1) CONSTITUTION OF INDIA There shall be a council of ministers with the Prime minister at the head to aid and advise the PRESIDENT who shall , in the exercise of his function act in accordance with such advice. - ARTICLE 74(1) CONSTITUTION OF INDIA - ARTICLE 75(1) CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

6. POWER 1. LEGISLATIVE POWER 2. EXECUTIVE POWER

7. 1. LEGISLATIVE POWER Fixes the program of the PARLIAMENT Makes important policy of Government. Director of FOREIGN policy Director of Indian Economy. Leader of the LOK SABHA.

8. EXECUTIVE POWER Formation of COUNCIL OF MINISTERS Appoints removes and distributes portfolios to minister PRESIDES the meeting of cabinet. LEADER of the COUNCIL OF MINISTERS.

9. ELIGIBILITY According to article 84 of the continuation of india , Which sets the principle qualifications for member of parliament,and article 75 of the constitution of India,which sets the qualifications for the minister in the UNION COUNCIL OF MINISTERS. A PRIME MINISTER MUST:- Be a citizen of india . Be a member of the lok sbha or the yahya sabha . If the person chosen as the prime minister is neither a member of the lok sabha nor the rajya sabha at the time of section.

10. Eligibilty of prime minister Be above 25 years of age if they are a member of LOK SABHA or , above 30 years of age if they are a member of rajya sabha . Not hold any office of profit under the government of india or government of any state or under any local or authority subject to the control of any of the said government. If however a candidate is elected as the prime minister they must vacate their post from any private or government Company and may take up the post only on the completion of their term.

11. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU (1889-1964) APPOINTED BY:- RAJENDRA PRASAD

12. NARENDER MODI APPOINTED BY :- RAM NATH KOVIND

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