History of Prime Ministers of India

🇮🇳 Let's See History of Prime Ministers of India - Incredible India

Before checking the "history of prime ministers" we should firstly know about it.

📍Do you know Since 1947 India has had 15 prime ministers, Jawaharlal Nehru was the India's first prime minister. The Prime Minister is the chief executive officer of the government of India.

What is Prime Minister's Work ?

📍If we talk about The Prime Minister directs the functions of the Government and supervises the implementation of the Government Programme.

📍When the Prime Minister is prevented from attending to his or her duties, these are assumed by the minister designated to deputise for the Prime Minister, or if that minister is unavailable, by the Government's longest-serving minister.

Prime minister of any country is the most important person for the country.
He/She has very high level of security.
The prime minister does not have any kind of fixed tenure.
The president of the country appoints the Prime Minister for the country.

I hope this information will helpful for you.

Thanks for reading this article 😊

Comments

Do You Know About PPC Innovate India

PPC is Pariksha Pe Charcha - Innovate India Pariksha pe charcha is actually an opportunity for 9th to 12th class students in India to meet honourable prime minister of India and discuss there thoughts. Let's see how you can apply for it: There is an specific portal for it where you can apply for it by Government of India, the portal url is https://innovateindia.mygov.in/ppc . Then first things first, click on the ‘Participate Now’ button above. Students can submit their responses to any one of the themes provided to them. Each student may also submit their question to Prime Minister in a maximum of 500 characters. Parents and teachers can also participate and submit their entries in the online activities designed exclusively for them. After Participating: 📌 All the winners will get the opportunity to be a direct participant in the Pariksha Pe Charcha virtual event along with the Prime Minister. 📌 Each winner will get a specially designed Certificate of Appreciation. 📌 Ev...

10 Best Places for Holi Celebration in India

Incredible India - Best Places To Celebrate Holi in India Holi in India Holi is an one of the important festival in India. It's also called the festival of colours in world. Lets see the best 10 places in india for holi celebrations: In above video we shown the 10 best places to celebrate holi in india which are: 1. Vrindavan - Banke Bihari Temple 2. Mathura - Barsana 3. Shantiniketan - West Bengal 4. Delhi - Celebrates Mostly With Mad Music 5. Agra - Tajgang Area 6. Purulia - Holi Celebrates Here As Basant Utsav 7. Hampi - South India 8. Udaipur - Royal and Folk Holi Celebrations 9. Jaipur - Indian Folk Culture Holi Celebrations 10. Anandpur Sahib, Punjab - Holi Celebrations With Brotherhood, Togetherness and Peace I hope this blog will help you to increase your knowledge regarding incredible india holi festival.

7 Most Beautiful Temples of India

7 Most Beautiful Temples of India | Incredible India Jagarnath Temple - Education Funda India has a population of more then 1.3 billion people; more than one sixth of the world population. Do you know there are around 2 Millions Amazing Temples in India and it keeps increasing with time. © Education Funda In This Video We Included The Brief Description of Below 7 Most Beautiful Temples of India: 1. Kedarnath Temple ---------------------------- Kedarnath temple is not only famous among the tourists who are religiously inclined, but it is tremendously famous among other nature lovers as well because of its location. The temple is located in Himalayas, and during the winter, the entire area Gets covered in snow. That is why it remains closed for half of the year. 2. Rameshwaram Temple ---------------------------- Rameshwaram temple is quite famous and believed to be sacred by the people of Hindu religion all around the world because it is believed to be the first site where Lor...

Encyclopedia of India

Search This Blog