powers and functions of prime minester
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The prime minister appoints his or herCabinet ministers, who serve as heads of various government departments. The Cabinet acts under the principle of collective responsibility - all members are required to support and defend its decisions and policies.
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There are seven important functions of the Prime Minister of India these are : 1. Formation of Ministry, 2. Distribution of Portfolios, 3. Chairman of the Cabinet Committee, 4. Chief Co-ordinator of Policies, 5. Sole Adviser to the President, 6. Leader of the Nation, 7. Position of the Prime Minister.
Prime Minister is the leader of the CabinetMinisters. The main executive powers of the government are vested in the Prime Minister while the President is the nominal head of the State. Therefore, The President is the head of the State whereas the Prime Minister is the head of the Government.
Prime Minister is the leader of the CabinetMinisters. The main executive powers of the government are vested in the Prime Minister while the President is the nominal head of the State. Therefore, The President is the head of the State whereas the Prime Minister is the head of the Government.
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