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Q. The tenure of office of the Indian President

(A) is fixed by the Constitution
(B) can be changed by the wishes of the State Legislatures
(C) can be changed by the political party in power at the Centre
(D) can be changed at the option of the incumbent President
Correct Answer - Option(A)

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