discuss executive,legislature and judiciary power of presifent
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President of India is the head of the government and supreme commander of armed forces. His powers can be classified into several heads such as executive powers, legislative powers, financial powers, judicial powers, Diplomatic powers, Military powers as well as emergency powers.
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Powers of President of India: Executive, Legislative, Judiciary, Military and Ordinance Making
President of India is the head of the government and supreme commander of armed forces. His powers can be classified into several heads such as executive powers, legislative powers, financial powers, judicial powers, Diplomatic powers, Military powers as well as emergency powers.
Executive powers
Legislative Powers of President
Pocket veto
President’s Assent in case of Constitution Amendment Bills
President’s assent in case of Money Bills
The bills that need prior recommendation of President
Judicial Powers / Power to Pardon
Comparison of Pardoning Power of President and Governor
Role of Union Government and Supreme Court in Pardoning Power
Military Powers of President
Diplomatic Powers of President
Emergency Powers
Ordinance Making Powers of President
Maximum Possible Life of an Ordinance
Executive powers
Article 53(1) vests the executive power of the union in the president. All executive actions of the Government of India and all contracts and assurances of the property are made by the Government of India are formally taken in the name in president.
Appointments made by president
President of India makes appointment to other constitutional officers and other important members of union government. These include:
Prime Minister
Other ministers on advice of Prime Minister
Chief Justice of India
Other Judges of Supreme Court on advice of the Chief Justice
Chief Justice and other judges of high courts
Chairman and other members of UPSC and Joint Public Service Commissions
Attorney General of India
Comptroller and Auditor General of India
Chief Election Commissioner and other members of election commission
Governors of states
Administrators of Union Territories
Chairman and members of National Commission of Scheduled Caste
Chairman and members of National Commission of Scheduled Tribes
Finance Commission chairman and members
Central Chief Information Commissioner
Central Vigilance Commissioner
Chairperson of National Human Rights Commission
Union Lokpal Chairman and its members on recommendation of selection committee
At the same time, also note that:
Chairperson of National Commission of Women is not appointed by President but by Central Government.
Solicitor General is NOT appointed by President. His appointment is done by Central Government.
The chairman and member of state public service commissions are although appointed by Governor, the removal of any of them (chairman or members) will be done by president.