Presidential vs Parliamentary form of Government| Prime minister vs President| explained in Tamil

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Presidential vs Parliamentary form of Government| Prime minister vs President| explained in Tamil

[@LearnwithRealTimeExamples]

Your video only clear all my doubts. Thanks a lot

[@mastermohan953]

Nifty explanation sir, we will expect more videos related to polity

[@krishnamoorthyb4863]

Nice post sir. Clear difference said with live examples. Thank you for the useful post. 🙏👍

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

You are welcome

[@shrinidhykbv]

Sir even america has people from various backgrounds..how they alone manage to not make it a dictator rule? Is there no domination of president in america bz of lack of responsibility?

[@eswaraneswaran6702]

Good topic sir Ennaku Entha santhegam irunthathu

[@masterkingdom3282]

Neraya video idhapathi English la ketten..... Adhula kedaikkaadha clarity idhula irukkudhu bro👌.... Continue pannunga bro... nalla explain panreenga😁

[@vadithya2142]

Is military a executive

[@sivaranjani839]

Great sir well explained Thank you

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Welcome.

[@aanandkarthickggr3161]

Sir , you said Demerits of Parliamentary function that givt cant take effective desicions bcoz they have to answer for Opposition party Any govt can pass bill if there is majority in house sir , then effectice aa desicion eduka muduyude sir Whats there demerits

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

If you look at history of Indian parliament, coalition govts are mostly formed in both centre and states, except certain circumstances. The coalition govts have to consider desires of all coalition partners. Further, even if govt has majority (like the present BJP govt), the govt has to satisfy aspirations of other pol. Parties before making a law.

[@aanandkarthickggr3161]

John Victor IAS teacher okay sir tq understood

[@kingsman7569]

Super I like this video I love this channel

[@sathisha5574]

First comment 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Good information sir.

[@pugazhc8347]

Thanks Annna🔥

[@nithishdurai222]

In India every Chief minister should follow Prime Minister orders.Is this same applicable to presidential form of goverment like america or not?please clear this doubt bro

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Don't confuse CM/Governor and PM/President relationship with States/Centre relationship. In Federal Countries like USA and India, there are state/provincial govts apart from the Central govt. The CM/Governors have their own independent authority, except in certain matters. Generally, Union/central govt has control over defence, external affairs, financial distribution etc. The level of independence of states varies between various federal countries.

[@NitishKumar-oo3wk]

Sir. I understand about parliamentary and presidential.

[@FKARTHICKN]

mostly parliamentary form of government following countries are performing well

[@radhakrishnansivaramakrish9902]

To add who the Presidential candidature is known but Prime Minister candidature is not officially declared in election

[@devipoomalai]

Superb explanation 👏👏👏👏👌

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Thank you

[@Anthonykannammal]

Super Sir🎉

[@romeveryday5214]

Very good contents. Please explain in normal tamil and English. I am from kerala and difficult to understand some tamil words.

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Ok...will do

[@umamaheswari-wh9qj]

Thanks bro

[@harrishkumaraniic9520]

Very very clear

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NitishKumar-oo3wk]

Explain about unitary and federal too sir

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Have already made videos on the above. Please check..

[@dhineshnarayanannair5893]

Sir yr. Explanation is ok , but background photo can be used Trumph & Modi

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Already many youtubers are using Modi-Trump thumbnails to sensationalise issues. That's why I used Singh-Obama pic.

[@incredibleearth5289]

Neenga full polity class eduka mudiyuma... plz.. neraya perku helpfull ah irukum

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

I have already made many videos on Polity/consitution. You can search using my name and keyword "Polity/constitution". Will continue to do more videos in future.

[@lokharivijay]

🙏🙏

[@puliyangachannel...4951]

You sir that problem are not in america

[@puliyangachannel...4951]

Why

[@DhineshWaran-xg4vg]

Who is the de fecto head in Britain? the prime minister or the queen.

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Prime minister.

[@mohamedriswan4009]

This is wrong pres can't nominate secrt with out concern with senate and also he can't create laws without support of parlmnt ,what ever it is checks and balance is available in both system

[@JohnVictorIASteacher]

Thanks for your comment. Nothing has been told wrongly in the video. In US, Laws are framed by Congress only. I only mentioned about the lack of accountability of the US prez in important areas. Regarding appointment- The main executive head, US Prez is in charge of appointments. This is what I explained. But, US prez needs confirmation of senate for important secretary level posts. But some important executive appointments which have powers equal to secretary can be done by Prez himself. Recently, Mr Trump did the same. Even though checks and balances exists in US prez system, they are much less compared to the Indian Parliamentary system. Hope this clarifies.

[@mohamedriswan4009]

@@JohnVictorIASteacher ok yes,but i didn't see both is diffrnt both system is similar in my view ,but i am not a THEORIST