Civics Polity ยท General Awareness
Indian Government Organisations and Roles
2,273 Questions
Indian government organisations and roles questions test knowledge of various ministries, agencies, and constitutional bodies. Topics include disaster management, census operations, and regulatory authorities. This material is highly relevant for civil services and state administrative examinations.
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Indian Government Organisations and Roles Questions
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National dalit regularisation institute
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National development research index
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National dairy research institute
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National democratic research institute
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National dairy research institute
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Cabinet committee on economic affairs
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Cabinet committee on external affairs
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Cabinet committee on economic accounts
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Cabinet committee on external accounts
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Cabinet committee on economic affairs
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PTI stands for Press Trust of India, which is the largest news agency in India. AFP is French, and UPI is American.
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Only 1
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Only 2
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Only 3
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All 1, 2 and 3
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None of these
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The primary constitutional role of the Finance Commission is to recommend the distribution of tax proceeds between the Union and the States.
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yearly
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biannual
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triennial
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five-year
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The National Development Council was responsible for the final approval of the Five-Year Plans in India.
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The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) is an intergovernmental organization with over 100 member states, whereas the others listed are industry or trade bodies.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is the regulatory body for the securities market in India, ensuring fair practices and investor protection.
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FDCI
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FFI
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FCI
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Both 1 and 2
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Both the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) and the Fashion Foundation of India (FFI) are recognized fashion bodies in India.
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Fashion Design Company of India
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Fashion Design Council of India
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Fashion Dress Council of India
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Fashion Design Code of India
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FDCI stands for the Fashion Design Council of India, which is the apex body for fashion in the country.
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To devise a self regulatory mechanism for news channels
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To review norms for granting permission for new news channels
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To review existing norms for FDI in broadcasting
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To review existing television rating point system
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All the above
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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting on May 12, 2010 constituted a Committee headed by Dr. Amit Mitra, Secretary General FICCI to review existing Television Rating Point (TRP) system in India and suggest measures to bring in place an effective mechanism for a transparent TRP system in the country.
The Committee has been constituted in the backdrop of deficiencies in the present system of generation of Television Rating Points (TRPs) in India given its possible impact on the programming content of TV channels. The mandate of the Committee is expected to address issues related to accuracy, accountability, transparency and objectivity in the generation of TRPs.
The Committee on TRPs will have the following Members:
Dr. Amit Mitra: Secretary General, FICCI will be the Chairman while Rajiv Mehrotra, Managing Trustee, PSBT, eminent Journalist Neeraja Choudhary, Director, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, Director, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata and D.S. Mathur, Retired Secretary to GOI will be members. Joint Secretary (Broadcasting), Ministry of Information & Broadcasting will be the Member Secretary of the committee.
The committee will also assess and aim to bring in transparent norms in selection of sample homes used for generating TRP ratings -serious questions have been raised about the improper selection of sample homes and it is alleged that a very sample concentrated in urban areas is used to generate TRP ratings.
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Right to information
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Combating terrorism
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Crisis management
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Ethics in governance
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The Second Administrative Reforms Commission (ARC) submitted its eighth report titled 'Combating Terrorism: Protecting by Righteousness' in 2008.
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Central Government
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State Government
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RBI
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Prime Minister
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was established by the Central Government of India through the SEBI Act, 1992.