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The full form of India is the Republic of India, which has a democratic government and a parliamentary system. The government in India comprises two main branches: one is called the executive branch, in which the President shares power with a prime minister who governs for 5 years, and it can be renewed once. The other is called the legislative branch, in which there are both an upper house and a lower house to control powers. In this branch too, people elect representatives for 5 years. Judges are appointed by various commissions from names listed by law colleges under the supreme court.

India imports from over 30 countries because it lacks resources such as iron or oil needed to satisfy its economic needs or military forces’ needs. It exports oil products mostly to the Middle East, but also to other countries that are not in this area.

The largest number of exports is textiles. The second largest amount of exports is iron and iron products. It exports large amounts of rice, which it grows on its land. It exports almost no gold because it has no mines for gold or diamonds. For imports, the top 3 items are crude oil, machinery, and chemicals. India’s currency unit is the rupee (Rs.). Its official language is Hindi , although English is commonly spoken as well. Its area is about 3 times that of Japan .