"India has a parliamentary form of government". Give any five examples to support your answer.
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. Nominal head (President) and a Real head (Prime Minister)
• Collective responsibility of executive to the legislature
• Only the members of the parliament can become a minister(executive), although a person can be directly appointed as a minister, but they need to be elected as a member of either house of the Parliament within 6 months, otherwise the person so appointed will cease to be a minister
• PM can dissolve the lower house i.e., Loksabha
• NO checks and balances in the organs of the government
• Collective responsibility of executive to the legislature
• Only the members of the parliament can become a minister(executive), although a person can be directly appointed as a minister, but they need to be elected as a member of either house of the Parliament within 6 months, otherwise the person so appointed will cease to be a minister
• PM can dissolve the lower house i.e., Loksabha
• NO checks and balances in the organs of the government
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♦ In a parliamentary form of government, the prime minister is the real head of the government.
♦ The parliamentary government is responsible and accountable to the people which is not case in presidential form of government. This is a merit of parliamentary government.
♦ The government is subjected to the daily scrutiny of the people through its representatives, so that it could be put out of powers any time if it fails to deliver the goods.
♦ Indians were familiar with the parliamentary government having been subjected to British rule.
♦ The government is directly elected by the people and remains in power till it enjoys the confidence of the people or in other words the support of the majority in parliament.
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♦ In a parliamentary form of government, the prime minister is the real head of the government.
♦ The parliamentary government is responsible and accountable to the people which is not case in presidential form of government. This is a merit of parliamentary government.
♦ The government is subjected to the daily scrutiny of the people through its representatives, so that it could be put out of powers any time if it fails to deliver the goods.
♦ Indians were familiar with the parliamentary government having been subjected to British rule.
♦ The government is directly elected by the people and remains in power till it enjoys the confidence of the people or in other words the support of the majority in parliament.
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