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Question : Does the President of India have veto power?

Option 1: Yes

Option 2: Only for money bills

Option 3: The Constitution is silent on this

Option 4: No


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Correct Answer: Yes


Solution : The correct answer is Yes.

Article 111 of the Indian Constitution specifies the veto powers of the President. The President has three veto powers, i.e., absolute, suspension and pocket veto. Before a bill can become law, it must first be introduced in the parliament and approved by that body before being delivered to the President for his signature.

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