Discuss the veto powers of the President of India.

The veto powers of the President of India is dealt in Article 111 of the Constitution.

President of India enjoys 3 types of veto namely:

I) Absolute Veto - This type of veto is exercised when he feels when he withholds his assent of a bill. This type of veto is exercised in two cases:

(i) in the case of private members' bill

(ii) in the case when a bill is presented to him after the Parliament as well as state legislature.

ii) Absolute Veto - This type of veto is enjoyed by President when a bill does not take action when a bill is presented to him.

Specified in the Constitution, a President has 30 days within the case where a bill is presented to him. However if the constitutional amendment bill.

However if the constitutional amendment bill, he is provided to a bill, has defined days until the case when a bill is presented to him. Constitution, when a President has 30 days within the case where a bill is presented to him as specified in the Constitution. The veto power is very large and covers almost all parliamentary legislation except the constitutional amendment bill.

Conclusion: The veto power of a President is an important tool that the arbitration of Parliament as well as state legislations and therefore shall be re-introduced.