Article 53 of CoI : Article 53: Executive power of the Union.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Appointment of a Governor
Explanation: The President of India has the executive power to appoint the Governor of a state. This power is exercised directly by the President as per the Constitution.
Example: The President of India appoints Mr. Sharma as the Governor of Maharashtra. This decision is made by the President directly, showcasing the executive power vested in the President by Article 53.
Example 2:
Scenario: Military Command
Explanation: The President holds the supreme command of the Defence Forces of India. However, the actual exercise of this power is regulated by laws passed by Parliament.
Example: During a national security crisis, the President, as the supreme commander of the Defence Forces, authorizes a military operation. However, the operational details and execution are carried out by the Defence Ministry and milita...
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