just threee names on PM chair

[Amrita]

4 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Once akkada @Amrita  ane nenu pramaanasweekaram ayinaaka andari thokalu cut.Avasram ayithe raajyaanga savarana kuda planned. So president padivitoh adjust ayipo paddhathiga lekunte adhi kuda peekesthe nethi meeda chenge gathi... 

Mana rajyagam lone undi president is nominal authority and real power lies in hands of PM ani. This is in 8th class text book which i remember so well .See this . 

I am the boss accept it . 

 

The President of India exercises wide ranging powers and functions. However, India being a parliamentary democracy, the President is, in reality, only a nominal head and all the powers vested in him are exercised by the President in accordance with the advice of the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister.

· Executive Powers: 
All the executive powers of the Union Government have been given to the President by the Constitution of India. He appoints the Prime Minister and other Ministers of the Union Council of Ministers. He also makes important appointments of the Union Government like the Attorney-General of the Union, the Comptroller and Auditor General, Chief Justice and Judges of the Supreme Court and the High Courts, etc. The President administers the Union Territories through administrators. Besides the appointment of such high dignitaries, the President has the power to appoint the following administrative commissions: An Inter-State Council, the Union Public Service Commission and a Joint Commission for a group of States, the Finance Commission, the Election Commission, etc. 

· Military and Foreign Affairs: 
The President is also the Supreme Commander of the armed forces in India. Declaration of war and peace is done in the name of the President. All matters relating to foreign affairs are conducted in the name of the President. Diplomatic envoys including High Commissioners and Ambassadors are accredited in his name. All treaties and international agreements are negotiated and concluded in the name of the President. 

· Legislative Powers: 
The President has the power to summon and prorogue the sessions of both Houses of the Parliament and to dissolve the House of the People (Lok Sabha). He can even dissolve the Lok Sabha. A bill passed by the Parliament can become a law only after receiving the signature of the President. The President can issue an ordinance when the Parliament is not in session.
Money bills can be introduced in the Lok Sabha only with the permission of the President of India. He also sees to it that the annual budget is laid in the Parliament in time. The Contingency Fund is placed at the disposal of the President from which he may make advances to meet unforeseen emergency situations.

· Judicial Powers: 
The President of India exercises the power of “prerogative of mercy” He has the power to pardon offenders or reprieve or suspend or commute their punishments.

· Emergency Powers: 
The Constitution has given the President of India same special powers to meet emergency situations. He exercises this power under three conditions - i) National Emergency under Article 352 when the country is threatened by war, external aggression or armed rebellion ; ii) State Emergency under Article 356 when there is break down of constitutional machinery in a State‘ and iii) Financial Emergency under Article 360 when there is a threat to the financial stability and credit of India.

The above mentioned powers are given to the President by the Constitution of India. But they are, in reality, exercised by the Council of Ministers in his name. 

 

 

The President is the Head of the State in India. But he is only a nominal head. The powers and functions of the President are actually exercised by the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister. So, the President is not directly responsible for running the administration of the country. It is the Council of Ministers the headed by the Prime Minister which is responsible to the Parliament and ultimately the people for administering the country. The role which the President can play in the Indian political system was initially a matter of wide controversy. Accordingly, the Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976, provided in Article 74(1) that the President in the exercise of his functions shall act in accordance with the advice of his Council of Ministers. The Constitution (Forty-fourth Amendment) Act, 1978, made the position of the President unambiguously clear and definite. After this amendment, the President can now get the Council of Ministers to reconsider the advice tendered to him, but the President shall act in accordance with the advice tendered to him by the Council of Ministers after such reconsideration. Thus, the 42nd and the 44th Amendments of the Constitution made the position of the President very clear. These amendments provided that the President is bound to act in accordance with the advice of the Council of Ministers. He is the head of the state but not the real executive. He represents the nation but does not rule.

Though the President can not exercise his powers in the real sense, yet he occupies the most prestigious position under the Constitution of India. He can exercise his influence upon the working of the Government of India. His views and opinions can not be immediately ignored. The position of the President is also very much dependent upon his personality and how he conceives of his powers and functions. It is expected that the President should make the people feel that he is not a non- functionary but the Head of the State in India.

[Kool_SRG]

1 minute ago, kevinUsa said:

jio gadu  PM ni use chesukunte tappu ledu kani 

manam ee logo vadithe tappa ?

Aadi daggara dhandiga dhuddu vundi saami nee daggara irukka sollu.. 

[Amrita]

3 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

 

Some where read don't use as such ani don't remember exact reason though.. 

I see. Will not use . Thanks for letting me know.

[kevinUsa]

2 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Aadi daggara dhandiga dhuddu vundi saami nee daggara irukka sollu.. 

vadiki oka nyayam naku okati 

aa

 I will go to court and say put  him also behind th bars why only me

justice for all ante enni websites use govt logo 

[Kool_SRG]

1 minute ago, Amrita said:

Mana rajyagam lone undi president is nominal authority and real power lies in hands of PM ani. This is in 8th class text book which i remember so well .See this . 

I am the boss accept it . 

Telusandi oka vela avasaram ayithe savarana cheyistharu ani telling so no way out other than accepting you as boss.. 

[argadorn]

13 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Once akkada @Amrita  ane nenu pramaanasweekaram ayinaaka andari thokalu cut.Avasram ayithe raajyaanga savarana kuda planned. So president padivitoh adjust ayipo paddhathiga lekunte adhi kuda peekesthe nethi meeda chenge gathi... 

republic day and independence speecheses ready chesukunta...

32 minutes ago, Amrita said:

I know you don't like it but em chestam @argadorn e sariki ela adjust ayipo

 

The President is the Head of the State in India. All the executive powers of the Union Government are given to him and all executive actions are taken in his name. But he is only a nominal head or executive. He exercises power only in name. In reality, his powers are exercised by the Union Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister. In India the Prime Minister is the real executive as he is the head of the government.

 

[Amrita]

6 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

vadiki oka nyayam naku okati 

aa

 I will go to court and say put  him also behind th bars why only me

justice for all ante enni websites use govt logo 

Anta opike unte inko Jeff Bezos avvachu  

[Amrita]

7 minutes ago, argadorn said:

republic day and independence speecheses ready chesukunta...

 

Yes Mr. President please do so. I will come to receive you at Red Fort . Jai Hind !!  

[Amrita]

7 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Telusandi oka vela avasaram ayithe savarana cheyistharu ani telling so no way out other than accepting you as boss.. 

You are smart @Kool_SRG 

[Kool_SRG]

2 minutes ago, argadorn said:

republic day and independence speecheses ready chesukunta...

 

Adhi Smart boy.. 

[JAPAN]

27 minutes ago, Amrita said:

Mana rajyagam lone undi president is nominal authority and real power lies in hands of PM ani. This is in 8th class text book which i remember so well .See this . 

I am the boss accept it . 

 

The President of India exercises wide ranging powers and functions. However, India being a parliamentary democracy, the President is, in reality, only a nominal head and all the powers vested in him are exercised by the President in accordance with the advice of the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister.

· Executive Powers: 
All the executive powers of the Union Government have been given to the President by the Constitution of India. He appoints the Prime Minister and other Ministers of the Union Council of Ministers. He also makes important appointments of the Union Government like the Attorney-General of the Union, the Comptroller and Auditor General, Chief Justice and Judges of the Supreme Court and the High Courts, etc. The President administers the Union Territories through administrators. Besides the appointment of such high dignitaries, the President has the power to appoint the following administrative commissions: An Inter-State Council, the Union Public Service Commission and a Joint Commission for a group of States, the Finance Commission, the Election Commission, etc. 

· Military and Foreign Affairs: 
The President is also the Supreme Commander of the armed forces in India. Declaration of war and peace is done in the name of the President. All matters relating to foreign affairs are conducted in the name of the President. Diplomatic envoys including High Commissioners and Ambassadors are accredited in his name. All treaties and international agreements are negotiated and concluded in the name of the President. 

· Legislative Powers: 
The President has the power to summon and prorogue the sessions of both Houses of the Parliament and to dissolve the House of the People (Lok Sabha). He can even dissolve the Lok Sabha. A bill passed by the Parliament can become a law only after receiving the signature of the President. The President can issue an ordinance when the Parliament is not in session.
Money bills can be introduced in the Lok Sabha only with the permission of the President of India. He also sees to it that the annual budget is laid in the Parliament in time. The Contingency Fund is placed at the disposal of the President from which he may make advances to meet unforeseen emergency situations.

· Judicial Powers: 
The President of India exercises the power of “prerogative of mercy” He has the power to pardon offenders or reprieve or suspend or commute their punishments.

· Emergency Powers: 
The Constitution has given the President of India same special powers to meet emergency situations. He exercises this power under three conditions - i) National Emergency under Article 352 when the country is threatened by war, external aggression or armed rebellion ; ii) State Emergency under Article 356 when there is break down of constitutional machinery in a State‘ and iii) Financial Emergency under Article 360 when there is a threat to the financial stability and credit of India.

The above mentioned powers are given to the President by the Constitution of India. But they are, in reality, exercised by the Council of Ministers in his name. 

 

 

The President is the Head of the State in India. But he is only a nominal head. The powers and functions of the President are actually exercised by the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister. So, the President is not directly responsible for running the administration of the country. It is the Council of Ministers the headed by the Prime Minister which is responsible to the Parliament and ultimately the people for administering the country. The role which the President can play in the Indian political system was initially a matter of wide controversy. Accordingly, the Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976, provided in Article 74(1) that the President in the exercise of his functions shall act in accordance with the advice of his Council of Ministers. The Constitution (Forty-fourth Amendment) Act, 1978, made the position of the President unambiguously clear and definite. After this amendment, the President can now get the Council of Ministers to reconsider the advice tendered to him, but the President shall act in accordance with the advice tendered to him by the Council of Ministers after such reconsideration. Thus, the 42nd and the 44th Amendments of the Constitution made the position of the President very clear. These amendments provided that the President is bound to act in accordance with the advice of the Council of Ministers. He is the head of the state but not the real executive. He represents the nation but does not rule.

Though the President can not exercise his powers in the real sense, yet he occupies the most prestigious position under the Constitution of India. He can exercise his influence upon the working of the Government of India. His views and opinions can not be immediately ignored. The position of the President is also very much dependent upon his personality and how he conceives of his powers and functions. It is expected that the President should make the people feel that he is not a non- functionary but the Head of the State in India.

ivala endhi maaku vishwaroopam choopisthunnav googling lo

[Amrita]

1 minute ago, JAPAN said:

ivala endhi maaku vishwaroopam choopisthunnav googling lo

8th class social gurthochindi mari. President is only nominal authority real power lies in hands of prime minister gurthochindi 

PS: I am google expert 

[JAPAN]

Just now, Amrita said:

8th class social gurthochindi mari. President is only nominal authority real power lies in hands of prime minister gurthochindi 

ha...8-9 points vundevi president powers/duties/authorities  list and prime minister powers/duties/authorities  list ani

[Amrita]

9 minutes ago, JAPAN said:

ha...8-9 points vundevi president powers/duties/authorities  list and prime minister powers/duties/authorities  list ani

Yeah anni gurthulevu ley