Who amongst the following is sovereign in India?a.President of Indiab.Prime Minister of Indiac.Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Ministerd.We the people of India

The answer is d. We the people of India.

Here's why:

The term "sovereign" refers to the supreme power or authority. In the context of a country, it refers to the entity that holds the ultimate power.

a. The President of India is the ceremonial head of the country, but does not hold absolute power.

b. The Prime Minister of India, while being the head of the government, does not hold absolute power either. His power is subject to the constitution and the law of the land.

c. The Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister, while being the executive branch of the government, does not hold absolute power. Their power is also subject to the constitution and the law of the land.

d. "We the people of India" refers to the citizens of India. The preamble of the Constitution of India begins with these words, signifying that the power ultimately resides with the people. The constitution, which is the supreme law of the land, was adopted, enacted, and given to ourselves by the people of India. Hence, the people are the sovereign in India.