Question

 Under what circumstances does the President exercise his discretion powers in the appointment of the President .

Answer 1

when there is equal majority in both the houses of the parliament and there is no majority leader

Answer 2

In delegating the Prime Minister from among the contenders when no single party achieves majority after elections to the Lok Sabha.

A Council of Ministers is voted out and in the wake of leaving encourages the President to break down, the Lok Sabha and hold new elections (or leaves and exhorts so without being voted out). The President is relied upon to practice his carefulness in such conditions as a significant part of the Lok Sabha's life may, in any case, be in place and it is beneficial to investigate the likelihood of framing an elective Government.

While practicing a pocket veto.

Excluding individuals from the assembly when the Council's recommendation isn't taken.

Can restore the counsel of the Council of Ministers once for its reexamination.