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USA & India are world's biggest democracies, but while USA is Presidential, India is a parliamentay form of governance.
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Election of Presidents
| India | USA |
|---|---|
| 1) Indirect elections by a collegium | 1) Indirect but by collegium consisting of representative of states chosen by people especially for this |
| - elected members of both houses of Parliament | |
| - Elected state legislators | |
| - Elected legislatures of Delhi & Puducherry | |
| 2) held office for term of 5 yrs | 2) for term of 4 years |
Presidential Powers
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| India | USA |
|---|---|
| De jure ruler of the state, real power with PM | President head of state + government (real power) |
| Power to dissolve lower house on advise of council of ministers (U/A 85) | No such power available, maintains strict separation |
| Remove Ministers on advice of the PM | No advice required can do on his own will |
| Ordinance Making power (U/A 123) | No such power lies |
Despite differences between the powers the offices of President hold important position as upholder of constitution.
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