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Which of the following Presidents exercised the power known in constitutional terminology as "Pocket Veto"?
When can the President dissolve the Lok Sabha?
Which of the following is part of the electoral college for the President of India but not part of the forum for his impeachment?
To whom does the President of India address his resignation letter?
According to the Constitution, which of these is the legislative power of the President?
Which of the following are discretionary powers of the President? 1. Appointment of Council of Ministers 2. Returning a bill with objections 3. Withholding assent to a bill 4. Granting pardons 5. Issuing notification for a joint session 6. Sending messages to Parliament 7. Appointment of judges Code:
Under which Article of the Constitution of India does the President of India have the power to promulgate ordinances?
The charge of impeachment against the President may be initiated by which House of Parliament?
The President holds office for a term of 5 years from-
Which of the following expressions is appropriate with regard to the notification of summoning a joint sitting of both Houses under Article 108 of the Constitution of India?
Which Article of the Indian Constitution prescribes eligibility conditions for re-election to the office of the President?
Under Article 108, the joint sitting of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha is summoned by-
Under which Article of the Constitution is the President of India empowered to promulgate ordinances?
Which of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution is related to the impeachment of the President of India?
Who among the following has the power to impeach the President of India?
When the President is unable to discharge his duties owing to death, resignation, removal or otherwise, for how long can the Vice-President act as President?
What is the time limit for filling the vacancy caused by the death, resignation or removal of the President in India?
The process of impeachment of the President of India is a-
The procedure for removing the President of India by impeachment is described in which of the following Articles?
An ordinance promulgated by the President must be placed before Parliament within what period after the reassembly of Parliament?
When a bill has been passed by both Houses of Parliament, who among the following has the right to withhold assent to that bill?
If the offices of the President and Vice-President are vacant, who holds the office of the President of India?
A Member of Parliament or of a State Legislature can be elected President, but-
Under which Article of the Indian Constitution can the President be impeached?
The only instance when the President of India exercised his power of pocket veto was in the case of-
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