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across the country. In a particular constituency, their numbers may not be sufficient to be able to influence a victory of a candidate. However, ta... |
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taken? This decision is taken by an independent 65 body called the Delimitation Commission. The Delimitation Commission is appointed by the Preside... |
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14.2 per cent. But the number of Muslim MPs in the Lok Sabha has usually been less than 6 per cent, less than half of their share in population. A ... |
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citizen above the age of 21. An amendment to the Constitution in 1989, reduced the eligibility age to 18. Adult franchise ensures that all citizens... |
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made in India to ensure the free and fair election system and process. The most important among these is the Reprint 2026-27 Indian Constitution at... |
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the other Commissioners about who had how much power. The matter had to be settled by the 69 Supreme Court. Now there is a general consensus that a... |
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real executive. In most of the cases, the President has to follow the advice of the Council of Ministers. “We did not give him any real power but w... |
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is in the next chapter on Executive, where we discuss the impeachment of the President of India. Find out the other two places where special majori... |
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of the administrative machinery. However, once the election process has begun, the commission has control over the administration as far as electio... |
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the Election Commission faced another critical situation when the Gujarat Assembly was dissolved and elections had to be conducted. But the Electio... |
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Reprint 2026-27 Chapter 3: Election and Representation ensure that parties get seats, as far as possible, in proportion to the votes they get. 73 –... |
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advice and the President would then be bound by that advice, such a has a woman ever become threquest by the President to reconsider the decision, ... |
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are developed and are active in functioning as watchdog for ensuring free and fair elections. Conclusion In countries where representative democrac... |
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in India has 75 gained confidence. The legitimacy of the Election Commission has increased in the eyes of the people. This vindicates the basic dec... |
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and correct them by substituting, adding or rearranging only one word or phrase. a. FPTP system is followed for all the elections in India. b. Elec... |
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Post system to a system of Proportional Representation”. Do you agree with this statement? Give your reasons for or against this statement. Nationa... |
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Indian Constitution at Work Chapter Four EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION Legislature, executive and judiciary are the three organs of government. Together, ... |
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functioningoftheorganisation.Thewordexecutivemeans a body of persons that looks after the implementation of rules and regulations in actual practic... |
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answer this question we will briefly outline the nature of executive existing in some of these countries. The USA has a presidential system and exe... |
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same political party or to different political parties. The President has vast powers under the constitution. The President chooses the Prime Minis... |
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Russia, Sri Lanka, etc. Reprint 2026-27 Chapter4:Executive Check your progress Neha: It is really very simple. A country having 83 a president has ... |
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elected for a period of five years. But there is no direct electionbythepeoplefortheofficeofPresident.ThePresidentiselected indirectly.Thismeanstha... |
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within which the President must send the bill back for reconsideration. This means that the President can just keep the bill pending with him witho... |
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concerned political parties.” Not stopping at this the President also advised Vajpayee to secure a vote of confidence within ten days of being swor... |
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Sabha. The Vice President acts as the exofficio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha and takes over the office of the President when there is a vacancy by r... |
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