The correct answer is (c). Article 61 of the Indian Constitution deals with the impeachment process against the President of India.
Article 59 deals with the election of the President of India. Article 60 deals with the term of office of the President of India.
The impeachment process against the President of India is a very serious matter and is only initiated if the President is found guilty of violating the Constitution or of committing any other serious offence. The process is initiated by a resolution passed by a majority of the members of the House of the People (Lok Sabha) and supported by a majority of the members of the Rajya Sabha (Upper House). The resolution is then referred to a special committee of the Parliament, which investigates the charges against the President. If the committee finds that the charges are true, it recommends that the President be impeached. The resolution is then put to vote in both Houses of Parliament and if it is passed by a two-thirds majority in each House, the President is removed from office.
The impeachment process against the President of India has never been initiated in the history of India.