Question

State two examples of President's legislative powers that suggest his nominal status?

Answer 1

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Legislative powers of President of India are:

1) address of sessions of parliament : the president addresses both House of Parliament assembled together for the first session of the Year general election to the Lok Sabha..

2) message to Parliament : he has the power to send messages to other house of Pi are there in the record of any pending bill or to any other matter..

3) dissolve the Lok Sabha : he can dissolve the Lok Sabha and order fresh election ..

Rajya Sabha and body not subjected to dissolution.

4) assent to bills : the president may give his assent or with hold the bill or send it back concerned with recommendations..

5) formation of new state : a bill for the formation of new States or alteration of areas of the existing state cannot be introduced except on the president's recommendation..

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Answer 2

Answer:

he acts merely on the advice of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.

Assent to bills - No bill can become a law without the assent and the signature of the President. After a bill is passed by both houses, if the President send it back to the house with recommendations, it is up to the houses to decide and after the houses send it back to the president, The President has to sign it

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