Who is responsible for preparing the inaugural speech of the President of India in Indian Parliament?

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (A) The Council of Ministers.

Explanation:

• The inaugural speech of the President of India in the Indian Parliament is prepared by the Council of Ministers, which is headed by the Prime Minister.

• This speech is delivered by the President during the first session of Parliament after a general election or the beginning of a new term of the government. It outlines the government's agenda and priorities for the upcoming term.

Information Booster:

• The Council of Ministers is a body of ministers responsible for assisting the President of India in the administration of the country.

• The Council is headed by the Prime Minister, and its members include Cabinet Ministers, Ministers of State, and Deputy Ministers.

• The Council of Ministers is collectively responsible for the decisions made by the government and is accountable to the Lok Sabha (Lower House of Parliament).

• The Prime Minister is the chief executive, and the Council of Ministers aids the Prime Minister in running the government.

• The Cabinet, a subset of the Council of Ministers, is the decision-making body for major policies, while other ministers handle specific portfolios like health, education, defense, etc.

Additional Information:

• (B) Lok Sabha Speaker: The Speaker of the Lok Sabha presides over the House but does not prepare the President's inaugural speech.

• (C) The Leader of the Opposition: The Leader of the Opposition is an important parliamentary figure, but not responsible for preparing the President's speech.

• (D) The President personally: While the President delivers the speech, the content is prepared by the Council of Ministers.