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The document outlines the functioning of various institutions within the Indian government, including the roles of the Parliament, the Prime Minister, and the judiciary. It discusses the significance of the Mandal Commission and the implementation of reservations for socially and educationally backward classes. Additionally, it highlights the powers of the Lok Sabha over the Rajya Sabha, the role of the President, and the independence of the judiciary in upholding constitutional rights.
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Prlloment can make laws, change existing laws or abolish them and can make new laws intr place
2. Patiament exercise some contol aver those who run the Government.
‘Those who run the Government can take decision only song as they enjoy support ofthe parliament.
3. Parliament Control al the money that Government have. (tajority Support)
Parliamentary sanctions are requied to spent the pul
[Budgets needed to be approved in pariament)
4. Parliament: Highest forum of discussion and debate.
Publiclssues and national policy are discussed in the parliament.
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re |iay tas beeanel spedal powers over the state. But on most
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Lol sabha exercises more power than Rajya Sabha. mt < How &
1. During joint session, the view of the Lok Sabha aly to prevail
In case of difference 4, Members ofboth the houses
betweentwo houses sittogether in joint session.
‘The view is Lok Sabha kelytoprevall due to more numberof members.
2. Lok Sabha exercises more powers in money matters
Budget on any money elated laws passed by lok Sabha cannot be rejected by Rajya Sabha. t
‘an ony dely it by 14 days or suggest any change. Whereas Lok Sabha snot hound follow it.
3. Lok Sabha conto the coun of Ministers and Prime minister.
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With “No confidence’ All ministers including prime Minster cn be forced to quit.
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What doos the term executive mean? =p
‘the execution of the policies ofthe government
Types of executive
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‘lected by the people fora specific ‘Elected onthe bass of merit and appointed
petiod of ime ‘onalong term basis
+ Vacate the position withthe change in. | | « They remainin office even when the ruling
government. party changes.
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‘The reasonisthat ina democracy, the will ofthe people is supreme. ap Ministers are elected bythe people,
He/She is empowered to exercise the supreme power by the support of peosle.
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{resident poms te Prime Miner
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{he/she cones oben power lon ashe rere the lade of the mein arty or cali,
rime Minister chairs the cabinet meetings (to, Tes na decor)
Al ministers work unde is leadership.
[Distribute ad reisributes work, can dismiss ministers}
‘© Parlamentary democracies = Prime ministerial Frm of Goverament.
> Role of poll parties and media in influencing the power of PM
“The extent of power of BM. depends onthe personality of the person holding that postion
Powter of the PM. n coalition polis
‘SCoaltion Goversment = Accommodation of different group and people = Power
He/She is required to heed tothe views and position of coalition
parinors because their support is essential for survival of government.
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‘President appoints counel of minster onthe advice ofthe Prime Minister: %
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From his own party or fron the coalition partner
Member of parioment
Or aperson who snot a member of parent.
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Council of ministers body of 60to 80 minster at ferent ranks.
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ner ring of counel of ministers, Comprises about 20 ministers.
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independent charge)" » Participate in the cabinet meetings only when specially invited.
(tiers orate) = + Tey resttached with he porto tosis the cabinet ministers
mentary democracy ~ Cabinet form ofgoverament =<
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He/Sheis the head ofthe state.
He/Shehas the nominal power like Queen of tan.
His/Her functions are marty ceremonial
Presidente not elected vet by the people.
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1 Bected MPs and MAS elects President.
‘Then how is he elected? % * The one who gets the majority of votes is elected as President.
*Herepresent the entire nation bu an never claim the diect popular mandst
‘All Government activites take place inthe name ofthe President.
Major appointment such ae Chie Justice of nd, Judges, Governor, Election
CCommisloners, Ambastadors to other countries are dane by President.
Alliternationa weaties and agreement are made the name of the President.
Presidents the Supreme Commande of the defence forces of india
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I president i nt satistod with advice given by counel of minster. He/She can askthe council of minister
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Talon resolve the doputes suchas
‘Disputes between aizens of the country.
Disputes between ctizen and government.
‘Disputes between two or more state government.
Disputes between government and sate government.
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Supreme cour is the highest court of appeal nei and criminal ass
Itcan hear appeas aginst the decison of High courts.
An independent ndiiry is eauied sothatitcan work, ESSE aESa a
impartial ree from the pressure of exeetve and leiltute.
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+ Appointment of Judges Appointed by President on the avice of Prime Minster andin
‘consuitation with the che justice ofthe Supreme Court
Ie is nealy impossible to remove a Judge. He/She can be removed only by an impeachment
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Indian Judiciary is one of the most powerful Judiciary of the world. = <_why
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e@ Supreme Court and High Courts have the power to interpret the constitution of the country.
[Determines the constitutional validity of any law]
Power of Judicial Review.
Judiciary acts as the Guardian of the Fundamental rights.
Through public interest Litigation, Judiciary work for the protection of Public Interest.
Judiciary enjoys a high level of confidence among the people.