Question

Mention three important functions ( Powers) of the Prime minister.

Answer 1

Hint:There is no special procedure in the Constitution of India for the election of a Prime Minister.
Article 75 merely provides that India has a Prime Minister whose appointment is made by the President.
The Chief Head of the Government of India is the Prime Minister of India.

Complete answer:
The President is the only formal monarch, while the Prime Minister's actual executive powers are envisaged. India's Prime Minister represents the country by performing different duties. He performs the duties that are mentioned below, taking responsibility, Also these can be called the powers of prime minister and are as follows:
1.The Prime Minister proposes that the names of his team members be named to the position of Minister. Only those persons may be produced by the President as ministers whose names are suggested by the Prime Minister.
2.The Prime Minister decides which department the minister will be given, and he may also adjust any minister's assigned department.
3.He also chairs the meeting of the Council of Ministers and may, according to his wishes, alter the decisions.
4.He may ask any minister to resign or in the event of differences of opinion, urge the President to fire him.
5.He also monitors the actions of all ministers and directs them.
6.He will be resigning from office, bringing about the collapse of the Council of Ministers.

Note:Some important facts are:-
-If the Prime Minister resigns or dies, so other ministers are unable to do any job, which means that with the death/resignation of the Prime Minister, the Council of Ministers dissolves itself.
-With the nomination, the Prime Minister has the right to provide advice to the President.
-The prime minister is parliament's lower house representative.