President holds office for 5 years. Under Article 56, they can resign to the Vice-President, be impeached for violation, and continue until the next President takes charge.
Article 55: President is elected by MPs and MLAs, with vote values based on population to ensure fair representation of states and balance with the Union, using STV and secret ballot.
Article 54 states that the President is elected by an Electoral College made up of elected members of Parliament and State Legislative Assemblies, including Delhi and Puducherry.
Article 52 states that India shall have a President, the head of the country and the highest authority in the Union executive.
The executive power of India is vested in the President under Article 53, exercised directly or through officers. The President is the Supreme Commander of the armed forces, subject to law, and powers of states remain unaffected.
The Supreme Court upheld Article 300A, ruling that the Right to Property is a constitutional and human right requiring due process and compensation.
Article 47 directs the State to improve nutrition, living standards, public health, and restrict harmful substances.
Article 41 directs the State to ensure work, education, and public assistance for citizens in need within economic capacity
Article 39 guides the State on livelihood, resource distribution, equality, worker protection, and child welfare.
Article 16 ensures equal job opportunities, allows reservations for SCs, STs, OBCs & EWS, and balances equality with social justice.
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