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Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

Who is not permitted to take any decision without the advice of state cabinet at the time of change of government in state?

  1. Governor

  2. President

  3. Advocate General

  4. None of these
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Governor is not permitted to take any decision on his own without state cabinet advise when an elected government is in charge under the provisions of Part VI of the constitution.

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

To introduce the state budget in the legislature, the permission of the __________ is necessary.

  1. Chief Minister

  2. Governor

  3. Leader of the opposition

  4. Cabinet
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Article 202 of the Constitution of India states that the Governor of a State shall give permission for presenting before the House or Houses of the Legislature of the State a Statement of the estimated receipts and expenditure of the State for a financial year. This estimated statement of receipt and expenditure for a financial year, named in the Constitution as the "Annual Financial Statement," is commonly known as "Budget".

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

The State Advocate General is appointed by the __________.

  1. Prime Minister

  2. Chief Minister

  3. Governor

  4. President
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The State Advocate General is the first law officer of the State Government. He/She advises the state government upon legal matters and performs legal duties as assigned to him/her by the Governor. The State Advocate General is appointed by the Governor.

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

The minimum age limit to become a Governor is _________ years.

  1. 25

  2. 30

  3. 35

  4. 40
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The qualifications of a person to be the governor are that He/she:

  • must be a citizen of India
  • must at least be 35 years of age
  • must not be a member of either house of the parliament or house of the state legislature
  • must not hold any other office of profit.
Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

In the performance of this duties in the exercise of his powers, the Govenor _____.

  1. is answerable in the court of law

  2. is not answerable in the court of law

  3. can be impeached by the Vidhan Sabha

  4. is answerable to Vidhan Sabha
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Under the Indian Constitution, the Governor enjoys immunity from legal proceedings for acts done in the exercise of their official powers.

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

The Governor takes oath of his office from _____.

  1. Chief Justice of Concerned High Court

  2. In absence of Chief Justice any Senior most Judge of that High Court

  3. Only (a)

  4. Both (a) and (b) are correct
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Before entering upon his office, the governor has to make and subscribe to an oath or affirmation. 

The oath of office to the governor is administered by the chief justice of the concerned state high court and in his absence, the senior-most judge of that court available.

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

The first Governor ever to be dismissed by the President was _________.

  1. Prabhudas Patwari

  2. Md. Yoonus Saleem

  3. Dr. MM Thomas

  4. Ram Lal
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Explanation

The first dismissal of a Governor was in October 1980, when Tamil Nadu Governor Prabhudas Patwari was dismissed by the President during the rule of the Indira Gandhi government. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi did not give Patwari, known as a Gandhian in the Raj Bhavan, the option to resign. The dismissal of Patwari without any valid reason was an instance of political abuse of Article 156(1) of the Constitution, which states that a Governor "shall hold office during the pleasure of the President".

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

The Advocate-General for a State is appointed by _________________.

  1. Governor of the Concerned State

  2. Chief Justice of the Concerned State

  3. Chief Minister of the Concerned State

  4. Speaker of Legislative Assembly of the Concerned State
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A Correct answer
Explanation

According to Article 165 of the Indian Constitution, the Advocate-General for each State is appointed by the Governor of that State.

Multiple choice civics the governor and state council of ministers the governor the state executive governor, chief minister and state council of ministers

The Advocate-General holds office _________________.

  1. during the pleasure of Governor

  2. during the pleasure of President

  3. during the pleasure of Chief Minister

  4. during pleasure of Council of Ministers
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The Advocate-General holds office during the pleasure of the Governor, meaning they can be removed by the Governor at any time.