Why is the president of india called the nominal head of the state ?
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Because he is the first person of india and he has the over all control on the state in the behalf of cheif minister
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1.Parliament is the final authority for making laws in any country due to this law making or legislative task it also known as legislature Parliament all over the world are the final authority for making new laws mending for advertising existing loss
2, the government cannot spend a single penny without the session of parliament in other words Parliament controls all the money that governments have
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