1. Parliamentary Secretaries
The Union Executive
President
Vice-President
Prime-minister
Cabinet ministers
Council of ministers
Parliamentary Secretaries
Ministers of state
Deputy ministers

2. The President Nominal head Paid monthly salary
Resides at Rashtrapati Bhavan
Qualifications
Citizen of India
35 years of Age
Qualifies as member of
Lok sabha
Not hold office of profit
under the central, state or local government.

3. Rashtrapati Bhavan

4. Election- indirectly elected. Electoral college elects
the president. It consists of
the elected members of-
both houses (lok and rajya sabha)
State legislative assembly(Vidhan sabha)
Term-
5 yr and can be re-elected
Termination-
Impeachment-2/3rd majority
Electoral College of 2012.

5. Legislative power- 2 Military powers- Executive powers-
PM, union ministers
state governors
comptroller general
auditor general
attorney general
UPSC,
chief commissioners of the union territories,
judges of supreme and high court
ambassadors.
Legislative power-
Summon/prorogue the parliament.
Addresses the opening session
Dissolve the lok sabha
Call joint session
President’s assent for bill…
12 members of rajya sabha and 2 of lok sabha
Issue ordinances
2 Military powers-
Supreme commander of the defence forces.
Declare war or peace
Treaties and contracts

6. Powers 4)Financial powers 5)Judicial functions 6) Emergency powers
Budget
Money bills
Contingency fund in emergency situations
5)Judicial functions
Grant pardon/reduce or suspend sentence
Not answerable to any court of law
6) Emergency powers
Security threatened by external aggression
Breakdown in administrative machinery
Financial stability is threatened

7. Vice-President Qualifications Membership of Rajya sabha Term 5 yr term
Can resign or removed by majority resolution of Rajya sabha agreed upon by a majority in Lok sabha.
Functions
Chairperson of Rajya Sabha
Takes over in absence of the President.

8. Prime minister Council of Ministers
Head of the council of ministers
Appointed by President
Prime Minister
Council of ministers
Most powerful political institution in India
Council of Ministers
Selected by the Prime minister, approved by the President.
At times, coalition government is formed.
All ministers-members of either house of Parliament.
Allotment of portfolios

9. First Cabinet of Independent India
The cabinet
Inner core
Highest rank and responsibility
Remain in office till it enjoys confidence of majority of Lok sabha
With vote of no-confidence against one, entire council of ministers resign.
First Cabinet of Independent India

10. Cabinet Ministers Sushma Swaraj Rajnath Singh
(External Affairs andOverseas Indian Affairs)
Rajnath Singh
(Home Minister)
Venkaiah Naidu
(Urban Development)
Arun Jaitley
(Finance, corporate)
Ravi Shankar Prasad
(Communication and information Technology)
Meneka Gandhi
(Women and child Development)
Manohar Parrikar
(Defence)
Nitin Gadkari
(Road Transport and Highways)

11. Functions of The Prime Minister
Elected head of Country
8 Monitors the working
2 Leader of Majority party
Prime Minister
3 Link- President-people-parliament
7 Expand or demand resignation
6 Distributes portfolios
4 Advices and informs president
5 Selects Council of Ministers

12. PM at Red Fort
PM Jawaharlal Nehru
PM Narendra Modi

13. Anna Rajam Malhotra-India’s first IAS officer.
Civil servants
IAS-Indian Administrative Services
IPS-Indian Police Service
IFS-Indian Foreign Services
UPSC-Union Public Service Commission
Anna Rajam Malhotra-India’s first IAS officer.