Question

By whom and on whose advice are the Council of Ministers appointed?

Answer 1

Hint: The council takes all administrative decisions, though its decisions in the name of the president, and the ministers introduce bills related to their respective branches in parliament. The Council makes the "Parliamentary Law" effective.

Complete answer:
There is a council of ministers led by the prime minister to assist the president in carrying out his duties and to advise him. The president also appoints other ministers on the recommendation of the prime minister.

 The council of ministers has a collective responsibility to Lok sabha. The Prime Minister has the responsibility to convey to the President all the decisions of the Council of Ministers on the management of alliance affairs, as well as proposals for relevant legislation and related information.

Note:
The Council of Ministers is the name of the highest administrative body in certain governments. The Council of Ministers is usually composed of ministers in charge of ministries, usually led by the chairman of the Council of Ministers, and this term is usually translated as prime minister or prime minister.