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President of India exercises his powers _______.

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either directly or through officers subordinate to him

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through ministers

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through Prime Minister

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through Cabinet

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The correct option is A either directly or through officers subordinate to him
The president is head of the state but not of executive . He represents the nation but doesn't rule the nation , as India has a parliamentary system of Government . The president exercise his powers but subordinates as he appoints several chairman's as well as prime minister he can anytime ask for reports from any surordinates.

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