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1. Formation of the Council of Ministers:
The task of formation of the ministry begins with the appointment of the Prime Minister by the President. After the appointment of Prime Minister, the President appoints all other ministers on the advice of the Prime Minister. The PM determines the strength of his ministry and selects his team of ministers. However this number cannot be more than 15% of the total membership of the Lok Sabha.
Normally, most of the ministers are drawn from Lok6 Sabha. Prime Minister decides who amongst them shall be the Cabinet Minister and who will be Minister of State or a Deputy Minister. He can, if he so desires, even have one or two Deputy Prime Ministers in his Council of Ministers
2. Allocation of Portfolios:
It is an undisputed privilege of the Prime Minister to allocate portfolios to his ministers. Which particular department is to be given to which minister is determined by him. Any minister objecting to such an allotment invites the wrath of the Prime Minister and can get completely ignored from the ministry.
3. Change of Portfolios:
The Prime Minister has the power to change the departments (portfolios) of the ministers at any time. It is his privilege to shuffle and re-shuffle his ministry any time and as many times as he may like.
The task of formation of the ministry begins with the appointment of the Prime Minister by the President. After the appointment of Prime Minister, the President appoints all other ministers on the advice of the Prime Minister. The PM determines the strength of his ministry and selects his team of ministers. However this number cannot be more than 15% of the total membership of the Lok Sabha.
Normally, most of the ministers are drawn from Lok6 Sabha. Prime Minister decides who amongst them shall be the Cabinet Minister and who will be Minister of State or a Deputy Minister. He can, if he so desires, even have one or two Deputy Prime Ministers in his Council of Ministers
2. Allocation of Portfolios:
It is an undisputed privilege of the Prime Minister to allocate portfolios to his ministers. Which particular department is to be given to which minister is determined by him. Any minister objecting to such an allotment invites the wrath of the Prime Minister and can get completely ignored from the ministry.
3. Change of Portfolios:
The Prime Minister has the power to change the departments (portfolios) of the ministers at any time. It is his privilege to shuffle and re-shuffle his ministry any time and as many times as he may like.
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