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Overview of the Union Executive

The document outlines the structure and components of the Union Executive as defined in Articles 52-78 of the Constitution, emphasizing the separation of powers among the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary. Key figures within the Union Executive include the President, Vice President, Prime Minister, and the Council of Ministers, along with the Attorney General. The document also highlights the roles and functions of these authorities, including their appointments and terms of service.

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Overview of the Union Executive

The document outlines the structure and components of the Union Executive as defined in Articles 52-78 of the Constitution, emphasizing the separation of powers among the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary. Key figures within the Union Executive include the President, Vice President, Prime Minister, and the Council of Ministers, along with the Attorney General. The document also highlights the roles and functions of these authorities, including their appointments and terms of service.

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Union Executive

Parts
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a re

Discussed under Part I .


Articles 52-78 important
,

limit &d
Constitution is written to
separate
& distribute powers-hence ,
largest constitution
Framework of Separation of Powers in Constitution
horizontal des.
I

Executive/Legislature
Judinary
Parliament Supreme Court
Pat
Union Executive

·
32-78 79 -
122 124-147

Part #I State Executive State


Legislative High Courts &
-

(States) 153-167 168 -

22 Subordinati
44 -

237

9 .

Who all are


part of union executive ?
which authorities have been discussed 52-78
in
?

1. President
.
2 Nice President
.
3 PM

Council Ministers
Y .

of
*S discussed
Attorney General in Article 76
-

Calter-ego of PM) -

appointed by President
holds
office for pleasure of president
-

to
needs be
qualified as SC
Judge
-

Prez of India decides remunerations


pleasure of *
PM doesn't
X -

have term of
I no
servity of
Functions:
5
tenure years
.
2 No grounds of
removal
chief legal officer of Go
-

Solicitor
assisted
by General
-

-
as a convention ,
the AG resigns
when PM resigns or loses confidence
(majority (5)

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