The Indian Constitution establishes a parliamentary system of government. In such a system, there is a distinction between the Head of State (President) and the Head of Government (Prime Minister). The President is a nominal executive, while the Prime Minister is the real executive.
Who among the following is the Executive head as per the Indian Constitution?
Asked in JE(Civil) RWD 2021 22 2021 · Topic: The President (Executive Powers)
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