President of India

The President of India is the ceremonial head of state and the highest constitutional authority in the country. Elected by an electoral college, the President represents the unity of the nation. While the role is largely symbolic, the President performs important formal duties, such as signing bills into law, representing India in diplomatic matters, and upholding the Constitution. The President also plays a key role in the government formation after elections and has the power to grant pardons. Overall, the President serves as a figure of stability and continuity in India’s democratic framework.