The President is a leader who inspires confidence and trust in their followers, and is knowledgeable about the issues facing their country. They make tough decisions that are guided by the best interests of the nation and its people.
The Constitution grants the President extensive executive powers, allowing them to negotiate treaties with foreign countries and sign into law or veto bills passed by Congress. The President is also a commander in chief of the United States Armed Forces and may require the expert opinions of the Attorney General and the Supreme Court on matters of national importance.
In the event of a vacancy in the office of the President (owing to removal, death or resignation), the Chief Justice of India, or in his absence, the senior-most judge of the Supreme Court available, shall discharge all the functions of the President under Article 65 of the Constitution until a new president enters upon the office, or until a newly elected vice president begins to act as president under Article 66 of the Constitution.
A good President is able to communicate their vision for the country clearly and concisely to all types of people, both nationally and internationally. They are a natural leader who can rally their followers around a common cause and have the charisma to attract attention in a crowd. They have the ability to bring people together, both across party lines and from all backgrounds, and they can motivate others to take action and make a difference in their communities.
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