state the power of the indian president
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The president of India is elected by a electoral college comprising of the elected Members the houses of parliament (MP Lok Sabha and MP Rajya sabha)and the members of legislative assembly of states.
The president of India is 'de jure' head of the state however the real powers lies with the prime minister.
The president is by fact not free to take decision on his own, he works on the advice given by the union cabinet.
Here are the following powers of the president of
India.---->>
•He appoints the prime minister and
council of ministers
•No bill can become an act without the
president's signature
•He may summon the house for joint
sitting
•He can promulgate ordinance when
parliament is not in session
•He appoints judges of supreme Court and
High Courts
•He appoints Chief election
commissioner, comptroller and auditor
general, members of the Union public
service commission.
•He also appoints ambassadors and other
diplomatic officers
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Explanation:
The president is the Supreme commander of the Indian armed forces . The president can declare war or conclude peace . on the advice of the Union Council of ministers headed by the Prime Minister . All important treaties and contacts are made in the president's name