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The executive authority of the Union is vested by the Constitution in the
Prime Minister
President
Cabinet
Union Legislature
- The executive authority of the Union is defined in Article 53 of the Indian Constitution.
- Prime Minister: Not correct. The Prime Minister is the head of government but not the executive authority holder by the Constitution.
- President: Correct Answer. The President is the constitutional head of the Union executive. All executive actions are taken in the President’s name.
- Cabinet: The Cabinet (Council of Ministers) actually wields power but constitutionally advises the President.
- Union Legislature: The legislature (Parliament) makes laws and does not exercise executive authority.
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