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Who is the nominal head of state in India?

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As per the Constitution of India, the President is the supreme power and without his/her approval and signature no law can come into existence.
Therefore, president is called the nominal head or titular head of India. Only Indian citizens above 35 years of age are eligible for appointment as its head.

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