Civics Polity
Indian Polity and Governance
1,458 Questions
Indian Polity and Governance outlines the constitutional framework, administrative structure, and political system of India. This page provides practice questions on executive appointments, the role of councils of ministers, and disaster management. These topics are fundamental for civil services and state level exams.
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Indian Polity and Governance Questions
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The Indian Government.
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The President of India.
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The Chief Minister of the state, where the head office of the company lies.
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The Managing Director of the company.
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The Prime Minister of India.
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Explanation
This is correct. The shares of a Government Company are purchased in the name of the President of India.
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Cabinet Secretary
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Union Secretary
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Home Secretary
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Finance Secretary
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The Cabinet Secretary is the senior-most civil servant in the Government of India and the head of the Indian Administrative Service.
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Attorney-General of India
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Election Commissioner
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Delhi Police Commissioner
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CBI Inspector
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The Attorney-General of India has the right to speak and participate in the proceedings of either House of Parliament, though they do not have the right to vote.
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Rajaya Sabha
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Lok Sabha
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Planning Commission
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National Development Council
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According to the Indian Constitution, the Vice-President of India serves as the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha (the Upper House of Parliament).
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President
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Prime minister
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Finance Minister
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Speaker of the lok sabha
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The Speaker of the Lok Sabha has the sole authority to certify whether a bill is a money bill, and their decision is final.
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The governor
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The president
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The chief justice of supreme court
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The chief justice of high court
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According to the Constitution of India, the Chief Minister of a state is appointed by the Governor. The Governor acts as the constitutional head of the state.
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the Prime minister
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the President
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a nominee of the President
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any central Minister
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The Planning Commission of India was chaired by the Prime Minister of India.
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Parliament
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Rajya Sabha only
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Prime Minister
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President
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Under Article 312 of the Indian Constitution, the Parliament has the power to create one or more All-India Services common to the Union and the States.
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Bengal
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Nagpur
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Delhi
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Madras
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The Regulating Act of 1773 designated the Governor of Bengal as the Governor-General of Bengal. The title Governor-General of India was later introduced by the Charter Act of 1833.
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the Parliament
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he State legislatures
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the office of the President and Vice-President
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All of these
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Comptroller and Auditor General
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Advocate General
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Law Minister
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Finance Minister
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The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India audits the accounts of the Union and State governments, ensuring that public money is spent according to the law and parliamentary authorization.
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Ministry of Finance
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Comptroller and Auditor General
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Public Accounts Committee
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President
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power of appointment and removal
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no confidence motion
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adjournment motion
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cut motion
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The power of appointment and removal is a fundamental tool of executive control over administration, as it allows the executive to ensure that administrative personnel are aligned with government policy.
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power of appointment and removal
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no-confidence motion
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censure motion
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adjournment motion
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The power of appointment and removal is a primary tool of executive control over the administration, allowing the executive to maintain discipline and ensure policy implementation.
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economics
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politics
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statecraft
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law
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The Manu Smriti is an ancient legal text of Hinduism that outlines the laws, duties, and social codes for different classes and stages of life. It is primarily a foundational text of ancient Indian law.