What are the main power of the prime minister
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The main powers of the Prime Minister are as follows :
(a) Real head-The Prime Ministers is the real executive of the government of India. He chooses his ministers. The minister hold office at the pleasure of the president but in effect can be dismissed if so desired by the Prime Minister. '
(b) Allocation of portfolios--The Prime minister allocates the portfolios among the ministers.
(c) Bridge between the President and the council of ministers-The Prime Minister acts as a bridge between the President and the Council of ministers. The President is periodically kept informed about cabinet decisions.
(d) Chief spokesperson-The Prime Minister acts as the chief spokesperson of the government on the floor of the House. The Prime Minister also functions as the ex-office
chairperson of the Planning Commission.
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The Prime Minister of India is the head of government and has the responsibility for executive power. The president's constitutional duty is to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution and the law per article 60.