Union Minister Resignation and Reappointment: Constitutional Provisions
Polity & Governance · Thursday, 30 July 2026
The Constitution governs resignation and reappointment of Union Ministers under Articles 74 and 75. Ministers hold office during the pleasure of the President on the advice of the Prime Minister.
Quick highlights
- Articles 74 and 75 govern Council of Ministers.
- Ministers hold office during President’s pleasure.
- Advice of Prime Minister is binding.
Context
Discussion on resignation and reappointment of Union Ministers.
Key Facts
Council of Ministers aids and advises President; tenure linked to PM’s confidence.
Significance
Ensures collective responsibility and executive accountability.
Challenges / Way Forward
Maintain transparency and adherence to constitutional morality.
Exam Angle
GS II: Constitutional provisions on executive.
Remember this
- Article 74: Aid and advice.
- Article 75: Tenure and collective responsibility.
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