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Q: Who is the Constitutional head of India?
  • A. Governor
  • B. Head of Parliament
  • C. Prime Minister
  • D. President
Correct Answer: Option D - The Constitutional head of India is the President of India, while the Prime Minister of India is called the defacto head of India. Article-74 (1) states that there will be a Council of ministers to assist and advise the President and the Prime Minister will be the Chief of Council of Ministers and the President will perform his functions as per the advice of this Council of Ministers.
D. The Constitutional head of India is the President of India, while the Prime Minister of India is called the defacto head of India. Article-74 (1) states that there will be a Council of ministers to assist and advise the President and the Prime Minister will be the Chief of Council of Ministers and the President will perform his functions as per the advice of this Council of Ministers.

Explanations:

The Constitutional head of India is the President of India, while the Prime Minister of India is called the defacto head of India. Article-74 (1) states that there will be a Council of ministers to assist and advise the President and the Prime Minister will be the Chief of Council of Ministers and the President will perform his functions as per the advice of this Council of Ministers.