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 Compensation 
I believe that the compensation section should include details about whether the compensation mentioned is per month or annual and it should also mention the source. I am unable to find the info so the person who first created the section, please help!   

""Vajpayee remains PM till new pm is asked to form a government""   is this accurate?  All the news stories I saw said that Vajpayee resigned immediately and his resignation was accepted by the president. This is not possible.- e 

He did in fact resign, and the president did accept it. However, as is custom, the president asked him to ""continue in office til alternative arrangements are made"". (The Hindu) http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/holnus/001200405140111.htm

Was Manmohan Singh sworn-in on the 19th, or did he merely become the 'designate'? I have not seen anything saying he IS now PM.  18:46, May 20, 2004 (UTC)

 How about this? The article quite unequivocally states that Abdul Kalam appointed Singh PM. Is it a technical point that he is PM only after he's been sworn in?  | Talk 

 To summarise the entire process, once the election results in India are declared, the President has the prerogative to invite any person (by convention - the elected leader of the single largest party/coalition. Note again - the chosen leader of the party does not have to be a member of the parliament, as yet.) to form the government. Please note that invitation is not equal to appointment. If it is clear that the ruling party is getting the boot, the Prime Minister formally submits his resignation to the President, who advises him to stay in power until alternate arrangements are made. Technically, the new Prime Minister takes charge the moment the oath to the office of the Prime Minister and the oath to safeguard official secrecy are adminsitered. In case of disputed numbers, the elected government must prove its majority on the parliament hall by tabling a confidence motion, within a stipulated period. And if the leader is unelected, he/she is required to get elected from either houses of parliament within six months.

 The case of the Parliament is a little more curious. The parliament is born on the day of its first session, when the individual members are sworn in. So technically, as on date, India has a government without a parliament. It would continue to remain so, until June 2, when the monsoon session convenes.  13:37, May 27, 2004 (UTC)

 Thanks, , for the clarification.  | Talk 

First non-Hindu?
The article currently states that Manmohan Singh is the first non-Hindu to be PM. I know that a number of newspaper articles have been repeating this, but I think it's wrong (or at least disputable) in that Rajiv Gandhi was a Parsee. At any rate, his father Feroze Gandhi was half-Muslim and half-Parsee, and if I'm not mistaken Zoroastrianism was the religion passed down to Rajiv and Sanjay (not that anybody in the family is exactly religious!).  00:14, 20 Feb 2005 (UTC)

 Guest Book on website of PM India 

Guest Book on website of 
http://www.pmindia.nic.in is not working for last two years. Similarly write to the PM India in 500 characters should be increased to 1500 characters.  
Please use this page for discussing the article only. Broken links for guest book should be reported to the site-master of pmindia.nic.in website, not to this page. Word limit of write to PM is also irrelevent to the article's discussion. —  (talk) 

Powerful person PM of super Power India
I have informed the Government of Pakistan for help and to maintain the Guest Book of PM of India as the same is not possible from Indian Engineers.
 

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The I in Congress(I) does not stand for Indira. I think it stands for ""Indicate"". When Indira split the congress, hers was the breakaway faction. So what later became Congress(O - o for organisation) was the Congress. Indira's faction had to ""indicate"" itself and hence Congress(Indicate). Later since she wrested co