Question

Exhibit in a table the major differences between Parliamentary and Presidential forms of government

Answer 1

Parliamentary form	President system
a) In the parliamentary Form, it  is a nominal head that leads the nation. He  won't have any real power	a) In the presidential form, the president is a the head of the nation and the real ruler.
b) In the parliamentary Form, the Executive is responsible to the legislature. it is the Legislature that decides the duration of the Executive	b) President is chosen for a fixed period. The parliament has no control over him during this period.
c) Minister  have  joint responsibility to the parliament.	c) The Ministers are chosen by the president and they work under him.
d) The Executive and the legislature have close relations	d) The executive and legislature stand separately.
e) The prime Minister can advise the president to dismiss the lok sabha.	e) The president has no power to dismiss the parliament.
f) The president has no say in the matter of choosing the Ministers. He acts on the advice of the Prime Minister.	f) The  president as the full power to appoint his secretaries.