 "The Independent (Bangladesh)")
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Presidential powers in Indian Constitution, THE INDEPENDENT
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It would appear that for the ordinary citizen and the bulk of the
political class in India an important feature of APJ Abdul Kalam's
becoming
the President is that he is a scientist and his politics is largely
unknown
to them. If true, some remarkable traits about India's political life
come
to the fore. First, the country's highest constitutional office cannot
be trusted in the hands of professional politicians anymore; second,
that
a non? political person is being inducted...
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