Explain how the Presidents of India and the USA differ in their election processes and the extent of their powers.

President of India is head of the state and elected indirectly though proportional representation and single transferable vote, conducted by ECl, where as USA president elected directly. Election of president of India:- => (1) elected member of both houses (Loksya Sabha & Loksabha) MP and (2) elected members of legislative assemblies of state and Delhi panchayup. => (Value of vote) x MPs = MLA x value of number USA:- => First level for candidate to be decided. ↔ later next stage for deleted two candidates cool Their powers:- | OoA | India | | => Head of the state => only of state as well as of the govt. | => Power separation & exercise all power of govt with approval lies in own staff. => All designed by him => Legislative: No power => |

Result:- with 50%+1 vote is declared winner. USA:- => First level for candidate to be decided. ↔ later next stage for deleted two candidates cool Their powers:- | | India | USA | | => Head of the state => only of state as well as of the govt. (Govt head is PM) | => Nominal head, Appoint PM & other minister. | Legislative Power:- => House prorogued, summon Bills, veto. => Cabinet present => Executive power => general. MPs | | => Power separation & exercise all power of govt with approval lies in own staff. => All designed by him => Legislative: No power | | |