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THE ROLE OF EXECUTIVE IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SEPARATION OF POWER IN INDIA AND USA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

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SORNA S.G THRIVENI T.C.
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ISSN 2582-6433
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Volume 3
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      The doctrine of separation of power is the fundamental principle governing legislative, executive, judicial branches having its own distinguished power in the constitution. This paper compares how the executive branch works in India and the USA. The montesquieu is to prevent concentration of power and ensure checks, balances.  In India, the Prime Minister and ministers come from the ruling party in Parliament. In the USA, the President leads the executive branch independently, with powers like vetoing laws and issuing executive orders. In both systems India and USA balance power, their differences, and how they adapt to changing political and legal challenges. It covers the role of executives within the framework in India and the USA, and their similarities and differences.

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Authors: SORNA S.G & THRIVENI T.C.Registration ID: 1013428 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA13428 & IJLRA13429Approved ISSN: 2582-6433 | Country: Delhi, IndiaPage No.: 2011-2028

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THE ROLE OF EXECUTIVE IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SEPARATION OF POWER IN INDIA AND USA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Authors: SORNA S.G, THRIVENI T.C.

  • Journal IJLRA
  • ISSN 2582-6433
  • Volume 3
  • Issue 7
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