Social Sciences, asked by ridhimasharma8, 1 year ago

what are the powers of the prime minister?

OmShinde76: 1. He proposes the names of the members of his political party to President for appointment as Ministers.

OmShinde76: He decides the distribution of charge to various ministers and can reshuffle their cabinet also.

ridhimasharma8: thanx

OmShinde76: He presides over the meetings of Cabinet and can change the decisions taken therein.

OmShinde76: He can suggest the President of India about the resignation or removal of any Minister from his Cabinet.

OmShinde76: He also controls and directs the functioning of Ministers in the Cabinet.

OmShinde76: He can resign anytime and can suggest the President of India to dissolve the Cabinet. He can suggest the President to dissolve Lok Sabha and to organize fresh elections.

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Answered by janvi47

Powers of Prime Minister:

★ He prepared the list of council of ministers and send it to the president...

★ He can ask any minister to resign if we not satisfied by his working...

★ He maintains the coordination between different departments of the government...

★ He plays an important role in the development of foreign affairs...

★ He formulates the internal and external policies of the country...

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janvi47: and perfect for exams.. i wrote these points in my sst exam snd got full marks

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Answered by Menkac2017

. He is head of the government.

. He chairs the Cabinet meetings.

. He coordinates the work of different Departments.

. His decisions are final in case of disagreements arise between Departments.

. He exercises general supervision of different ministries.

. All ministers work under his leadership.

. The Prime Minister distributes and redistributes work to the ministers.

. He also has the power to dismiss ministers.

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