CONDITIONS OF PRESIDENT’S OFFICE

The “power and duties” of the “condition of the president from office” has structured the political background of the country. The procedure of taking the oath” by the president before entering the “president’s office” is fixed. The duration and resignation procedure of the president from the office was discussed in the study. 

The head personal who has been considered as the “President of republic India” is also known as “head of state”. The political circumstances have been greatly influenced by the dynamism and responsibilities as well as the office infrastructure of the respected President. In this particular report a brief idea about the “President of India” has been given that will highlight the responsibility and activities of this designation. The President of India is not only “nominal head of executive”, but also “commander-in-chief” in “India Armed forces”. Depending on the responsibility, a “President of republic India” represents all the nation, however, the ruling power has not been under his post. 

Introduction to the president of the country

The “convergence of disinterest” in planning and action has been performed by the “president in the politics” of India. The “nominal head” of the constitution of the country has been termed as the “president of the country”. The president has been responsible for the adoption and implementation of the “laws written by constitution” and appoints the “federal agencies” in the cabinet of the country. The president has provided approval on the effectiveness of the “laws formulated by the planning commission” in the country. .Moreover, during the passing of a new bill or Act, the approval and signature of the “President of India” must be needed. In addition, the “President of India” has the power to hold or return the bill to the parliament.

Background of the office of the president

The “executive office of the president (EOP)” was introduced in the year 1939 by “Franklin D. Roosevelt”. The “rashtrapathi bhavan” in Delhi has been acknowledged as the “executive office of the residence of the president”. The “office of the president” has been referred to as unique due to its “method of election by all people” of the country.

The electoral college including the members of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha collectively elect the “President of India”. In addition, members of Legislative assemblies of 28 states, including Union Territories of Delhi, Puducherry as well as Jammu Kashmir take part as an electoral college during the selection of the President of India. 

• The office of the president has “protected and preserved the vows” and legal strength of the country. 
• The “office of the president” has provided “secretarial assistance” to “discharging constitutional, state and ceremonial responsibilities”.
• The “office of the president” in India has been called the name of “Rashtrapati Bhavan”, located in New Delhi.    

Oath and resignation and duration of the president in the office

• The resignation has been provided by the president to the “vice president” of the country.
• The “duration of the president” has been “5 years” from the date of appointment in the office. 
• The “present president” of the country is “Ram Nath Kovind”. He has been appointed as “14th president appointed” in the “office of the president”.   

Duties of the president in the office

• The president has been performing “8 types of duties”, The first duty is to fulfil the duty of the “chief of the country”.
• After that, the president plays a significant role as the “chief executive” of the country to manage all “political affairs” in the country. 
• The president has played a significant role as the “commander chief” from the “office of the president”.       

Powers of the president

• The most identifying and impactable “power of the president” is “pardoning power” to the criminal sentenced by the “supreme court”. 
• The president has enjoyed the power of the “diplomatic executives” in the country. The diplomat has to make treaties for “rectification by the senate”. 
• The “president of the country” has enjoyed the “legislative power” to make coordination in the “constitutional approach” of the country. 
• The president has signed the “veto legislation, reproves and pardon” due to “legislative and pardoning power” while in the “office of the president”.

Conclusion

The “role and responsible attitude” of the president have created “constitutional and judicial stability” in the country. It has been concluded that the “executive and legislative duties” of the president have created an impact on the reliability of the country on the constitution. The “pardoning power” of the president has created superiority identification obtained by the president in the “president’s office” and also all over the world. It has been concluded that the president may be reappointed and also resigned to the “vice president” from the post and leave the “president’s office”.