The Power of President | The Ultimate Power of President! 🤯 Full Analysis for NDA 2026 and CDS 2026

The Power of President | The Ultimate Power of President! 🤯 Full Analysis for NDA/CDS 2026 | Veto, Ordinance (Art 123), & Pardons

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Master the complete Powers of the President of India for your NDA 2026 and CDS 2026 exam preparation! The President's role is a core topic in the Indian Polity syllabus for all UPSC and Defence entrance exams. This full, in-depth lecture breaks down every power and function you need to know to score high in General Studies.

In this must-watch full lecture, you will master:

Executive Powers: The power to appoint the PM, Council of Ministers, CJI, CAG, UPSC Chairman, and Election Commissioners [00:44].

Legislative Powers: The President's role as an essential part of the Indian Parliament, summoning sessions, and nominating 12 Rajya Sabha members [02:40].

Joint Session: The power to call a Joint Session of Parliament to resolve deadlocks [05:23].

Ordinance Making Power (Article 123): How the President can make temporary laws when Parliament is not in session [05:50].

Veto Powers (Article 111): A detailed breakdown of the three types of Vetoes—Absolute, Suspensive, and Pocket Veto—with real-life examples [08:24].

Diplomatic & Military Powers: The President as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and Head of State for international treaties [12:46].

Pardoning Power (Article 72): Comprehensive analysis of the five different forms of pardons: Pardon, Reprieve, Remission, Respite, and Commutation [13:33].

This video is your complete guide to the Power of the President for your UPSC Defence exams. Pause the video and make notes to ace the Polity section of NDA/CDS 2026!

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