Presidential v/s Parliamentary Form of Government in India

India followed the same structure which was already there in India. In government of India act 1935 India was having a parliamentary form of government which they followed. It was difficult to take new things while forming the constitution so they (members of constituent assembly) preferred the same form of government which was already there in India. And it is very difficut to change the form of government and that too in India.

Hello my self Dinesh we are talking about parliamentary vs presidential I thing presidential system in India is better than parliamentary system because my friend you know that our Indians political system is essential for or our country.

According to me, parliamentary form of govt is good. India is a second largest nation in the world which has different religion, caste so taking decision in group is better than individual. In parliamentary form of government decision have taken through group.

In case of presidential form of govt, all the power is in hand of single person they only took the decision its not good because their is chance of misusing the power. Parliamentary form have taken more time to take decision because different people having different opinion causes reputes but the decision must be firm.

The parliamentary form of government is ideally suited to a democratic set up such as India as against the presidential form adopted by the USA which however according to you is a better form of government. Support your answer with relevant examples and arguments.

I guess its parliament form of government which is better to countries like India because we can not take risk of d future of our country by handover the full authorities to the president. It may lead to anarchy. While in parliamentary form the people of all religions I mean the representatives together have an good ideas and share opinions by discussions about d progress of our incredible INDIA where I believe a strong decision taken in groups never fail and fall "UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL".

Constitution of India provides for a Parliamentary form of government. In doing so it follows the British model of government. Infact, the system of government that operated in India before 1947 was quite similar to the British model of parliamentary government. The members of the Constituent Assembly therefore decided to adopt this form of government for Independent of India. The Constitution of India provides for the organization of parliamentary government both at the central and state levels. All the features of a parliamentary government: Close relationship between the legislature and executive, responsibility of the executive before the legislature, head of the state as the nominal executive, and Prime Minister and the Council of Minister as the real executive, have been adopted in India.

India should have the parliamentary form of government because in this system, the Government is responsible to the people through their representatives. However, this is not so in Presidential form of Government.

India need more refined form of government. It need semi presidential government where PM candidate should be declared before election by political parties so that people may guess about their leader. And pm should made more strong so that no MP can give resign without his permission. One can change party only between code of conduct and cabinet minister can be made from parties having more than 28 MPs. We should popularize two party system as it is in USA. 25 percent cabinet minister should be taken from opposition party so that they feel themselves part of government.