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Central Government of India

The Central Government of India, also known as the Union Government or the Federal Government, is the supreme governing authority in the Republic of India. It operates under a parliamentary system of government where the President is the constitutional head, while actual executive powers are vested in the Prime Minister and his cabinet. The Central Government governs the union territories, conducts foreign affairs, defense, and other nationwide matters. Its three main branches - the executive, legislature, and judiciary - are based in the capital territory of New Delhi. It also plays a key role in the social, economic, and political aspects of the country in line with the Constitution of India.