Q.1. With reference to the Union Executive answer the following
a.Enumerate his relation with the cabinet
b.How is the Prime Minister elected
c.What is the role of Prime Minister in the Parliament
can anyone give answer in a written paper please
Answers
Answer:
the prime minister is ekdected
Explanation:
a) Cabinet Ministers: They are the most important members of the Council of Ministers. They hold important portfolios, like Home, Defence, Finance, External Affairs, Railways, etc. A Cabinet Minister is in charge of a Ministry and some times of more than one Ministry. Only Cabinet Ministers have a right to attendmeetings of the Cabinet. They together determine the policy and programme of the Government.
b) The Prime Minister is appointed by the President. The President cannot act arbitrarily in this appointment. According to convention, the President invites the leader of the majority party or group in the Lok Sabha to form the Government. The members of the majority party or the group elect their leader to be appointed as the Prime Minister. The President then appoints him as the Prime Minister. When no single political party secures an absolute majority in the Lok Sabha, the President may have some option in the appointment of the Prime Minister. But, the President has to appoint that person who can prove that he has the support of some smaller groups or parties in order to have majority in the House.
c) While the President is the nominal head of State, with the backing of a majority in the Lok Sabha, the Prime Minister is the real head of the nation. But in a parliamentary democracy his deeds are closely judged not only by the Opposition but also by the members of his own party, If he tries to assume dictatorial tendencies he cannot escape the loss of confidence of the Parliament during his tenure as well as that of the electorate in the following general elections. Thus, he is the head of the Government and answerable to the people of the country.