The President is the real head of the State.

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The above statement is false.
The President is an important part of the Union Executive. An Electoral College comprising the members of the Legislative Assemblies of the State, the Legislative Assemblies of the Union, the Lok Sabha, and the Rajya Sabha elects the President. Once elected, the President holds the office for the next five years. The President has- legislative powers, financial powers, judicial powers, diplomatic powers, military powers, and emergency powers. Apart from that, there are two special powers- ordinance-making power and veto power.
The correct statement should be that the President is the nominal head of the state, the highest formal authority of the nation, and is also called the first citizen of India.

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