The correct answer is option 1, British Monarch. The President of the Union of India does not have constitutional authority comparable to the President of the USA, President of Pakistan, or President of France. The Indian President`s role is largely ceremonial and symbolic, similar to the British Monarch. The President of India does not hold executive powers and acts as the head of state, performing ceremonial duties such as the appointment of the Prime Minister and the dissolution of Parliament. In contrast, the Presidents of the USA, Pakistan, and France have significant executive powers and play a more active role in governing their respective countries.