alleryStart learning →What constitutional position does the President hold in the Indian Union?
ALeader of cabinet
BHead of the state
CHead of government
DChief justice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Head of the state
The President serves constitutionally as the ceremonial Head of State of India.
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