5 Questions
Who is the head of the Indian State according to the Constitution?
The President
Who participates in the election of the President?
Elected members of both the Houses of Parliament
Who does not participate in the election of the President?
Nominated members of both Houses of Parliament
What happens if an assembly is dissolved before the presidential election?
The members cease to be qualified to vote in the presidential election
Who is considered the first citizen of India?
The President
Study Notes
The President of India
- The head of the Indian State according to the Constitution is the President.
Election of the President
- The election of the President involves the participation of elected members of both Houses of Parliament and Legislative Assemblies of States.
Exceptions
- The only ones who do not participate in the election of the President are the nominated members of both Houses of Parliament and the members of the Legislative Councils.
Dissolution of Assembly
- If an assembly is dissolved before the presidential election, the members of the dissolved assembly do not participate in the election.
First Citizen of India
- The President of India is considered the first citizen of India.
Test your knowledge about the President of India and the Union executive with this quiz. Explore key concepts such as the roles, powers, and election process of the President, as outlined in articles 52 to 78 of the Indian Constitution.
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