Understanding the President of India

Who is the current President of India?

• Ram Nath Kovind

• Droupadi Murmu

• Sonia Gandhi

• Pranab Mukherjee

What is the term length for the President of India?

• 5 years

• 6 years

• 4 years

• 10 years

Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with the election of the President?

• Article 75

• Article 100

• Article 45

• Article 61

What are the qualifications required to become the President of India?

• Citizen of India, at least 25 years old, qualified to be a member of Lok Sabha, holding an office of profit.

• Citizen of India, at least 35 years old, qualified to be a member of Lok Sabha, not holding any office of profit.

• Citizen of India, at least 30 years old, not qualified to be a member of Lok Sabha, holding an office of profit.

• Non-citizen of India, at least 40 years old, qualified to be a member of Rajya Sabha, not holding any office of profit.

Who was the first President of India?

• Indira Gandhi

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

• Dr. Rajendra Prasad

What is the role of the President in the Indian Parliament?

• The President can veto any decision made by the Rajya Sabha.

• The President is responsible for drafting new laws in Parliament.

• The President summons and prorogues Parliament sessions, gives assent to bills, and can dissolve the Lok Sabha.

• The President is the head of the ruling party in Parliament.

Can the President of India be re-elected?

• The President of India can only serve one term.

• No, the President of India cannot be re-elected.

• Yes, the President of India can be re-elected.

• The President of India is elected for life.

What is the process for impeachment of the President of India?

• The President can be impeached only by the Vice President's recommendation.

• The President of India can be impeached by a simple majority in one House of Parliament.

• Impeachment of the President requires approval from the Supreme Court.

• The President of India can be impeached by a two-thirds majority in both Houses of Parliament.

Which body is responsible for the election of the President?

• State Governors

• Electoral College

• Supreme Court

• Congress

What powers does the President of India hold?

• The President of India can only appoint judges.

• The President of India has no powers.

• The President of India only has legislative powers.

• The President of India holds executive, legislative, judicial, and emergency powers.