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Does India constitution allow a person to be the president of India twice?
YES, indian constitution gives permission to a president to reelect as president of india...
In India Speaker of Lok Sabha gives his resignation to whom?
Speaker of Lok Sabha
Who gives swear of secrecy to president of India?
chief justice
What are two expressed powers the constitution gives to the vice-president?
These are the express powers of the Vice President:The VP is the President of the Senate and can preside over it.He casts a vote in the Senate when there is a tie.He assumes the powers of the President upon the death, resignation or incapacitation of the President.
Which of these statements is trueSome employers take an employee's resignation personally.Most employers do not understand the offer of a better job opportunity.It will be easy to get another job if your employer gives you a bad reference?
Some employers take an employee's resignation personally.
Who gives oath to vice president?
President
What gives the president his delegated powers?
The Constitution gives the President of the United States his delegated powers.
What has the author Ernest John Swift written?
Ernest John Swift has written: 'Mr. Swift, vice president of the American Red Cross, gives his impressions of republican Spain'
Article you gives the president the power to?
Article I gives the President the power to:veto bills passed by Congress
What river gives India its name?
The river that gives India its name is The Indus River. It starts at the Tibetan Plateau, flows through India and Pakistan to discharge in the Arabian Sea.
Article 1 gives the president the power to do what?
Article one gives the president the power to veto bills passed by congress.
What is presidential reference in India?
Presidential reference in India, is a provision in which President seeks advice from the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, & he is not bound to answer it also if he gives his reference then the President is not bound to obey that suggestion, it could be clear from one case i.e. Keshavananda Bharati V. State of Kerala, under Article 3 of Indian Constitution (Ajaya)
