Executive Powers of the president
Since the President is the Head of the union the executive,
all the administration decisions of Union are taken in the name of the
president on the advice of council of minister (about and Strength of council
of ministers refer 91st amendment act, 2003)
Executive Powers of
the President
He makes the following appointments to different
constitution posts and administrative posts
- The
Prime Minister and on his advice other ministers of the state (link to
article ministers of the state 15% etc)
- The
attorney general of India (article 76 states
that their shall be attorney general of India and other terms and
conditions refer article 76 here)
- Comptroller
and auditor general of India (CAG) (terms and conditions of the CAG are
defined in Part v Chapter v of Indian constitution from Article 148 to article 151)
- The
governors of the state and left anent governor of Union territories of the
state
- The
chief Election Commissioner and other election commissioners (terms and
condition refer Part XV articles from Article
324 to article 329)
- The chairman’s and members of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), Joint State Public service Commission’s (JSPSC) (terms and condition refer part XIV from article 308 to article 323
Note: the chairman and members of State Public Service
Commission’s (SPSC) are appointed by the governor but removed by the president
The president also has the powers to remove the officials
such as attorney generals, governor’s, and left anent governors, chairmen and
members of UPSC, JSPSC and SPSC
Some other Executive
Powers of President includes
- Determination
of Policy as well as carrying it into execution
- Maintenance of
Law and Order in the country
- Promotion
of social and economic welfare of the citizens of the country
- Direction
of Foreign Policy
President of India
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