[Solved] A ‘republic’ is a state in which the Head of the State is -

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Q.	A ‘republic’ is a state in which the Head of the State is -
A.	nominated by the Prime Minister.
B.	elected, directly or indirectly, by the people.
C.	selected by the ruling party.
D.	self-appointed.
Answer» B. elected, directly or indirectly, by the people.
Explanation: A ‘republic’ is a state in which the head of the State is directly or indirectly or appointed by the people. Currently, 135 of their official names.

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