What is a nominal executive called?
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Why is the president known as the nominal executive and the prime minister as the real executive?
It is the Prime Minister who chooses the President. One can become President only if majority of MPs support him / her, and the majority rests with the party or the alliance of the Prime Minister. So the President remains obliged and favours the Prime Minister.
The President is generally a member of one or the other political party, and generally he / she is not the tallest one. (He/ she will always mentally consider that the Prime Minister is his / her boss).
Indian constitution gives very limited powers to the President. Any bill passed by the parliament can only be delayed by the president or
What is meant by a nominal executive?
Is the president of India a nominal or a real executive?
Who is the real head in the Parliamentary of India?
Who is more powerful in India, the Prime Minister or the President?
How is the president of India, a nominal executive?
In India, President is Constitutional Head . But as enshrined in Constitution ( Article 74 (1) , the president shall act on the advise of Council of Ministers and Prime Minister and shall act accordingly.
At the most, the president can send the bill passed by both the houses of the for reconsideration. However , if the bill is again sent back for his assent ,he has no option but to give his approval. That is why President in India, who is elected indirectly , is called a titular head only and the real power lies with the PM and his council of ministers.
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Nominal executive is a person who heads the executive branch but does not have the power to execute major and important decisions. Real executive is a leader who holds real power and makes important decisions for the country.