Name: Fortune Basics of Indian Administration BA 2nd Semester, Paper Code : PUB-MDSC-2, Panjab University Chandigarh
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Q1

What is the electoral college for the President of India?

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It consists of elected MPs and elected MLAs of states and UTs. Vote value is calculated based on population and representation.
Q2

Can the President return a money bill for reconsideration?

A2

No. The President can either give assent or withhold it but cannot return a money bill as it is introduced only with prior recommendation.
Q3

What is the term of the Governor?

A3

The Governor holds office at the pleasure of the President, normally for five years, but can be removed earlier without any stated cause.
Q4

How does the Chief Minister aid the Governor?

A4

The CM advises the Governor on appointments, cabinet meetings, and legislative sessions. The Governor must act on aid and advice except in discretionary matters.
Q5

What is the composition of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)?

A5

UPSC consists of a Chairman and ten members appointed by the President. At least half must have ten years of government service experience.
Q6

What is the primary function of the State Public Service Commission (SPSC)?

A6

SPSC conducts recruitment for state civil services and advises the governor on disciplinary matters, promotions, and transfer of state officers.
Q7

What is the CAG’s role in state finances?

A7

The CAG audits all state government expenditures from consolidated funds and submits reports to the governor, who lays them before the state legislature.
Q8

How many members does the Election Commission of India (ECI) have?

A8

Currently, the ECI has three members: one Chief Election Commissioner and two Election Commissioners, all appointed by the President.
Q9

What is the President’s ordinance-making power?

A9

When Parliament is not in session, the President can promulgate ordinances having force of law. It must be approved within six weeks of reassembly.
Q10

How does the Chief Minister differ from the Prime Minister in powers?

A10

Both are real executives at their levels, but the CM’s discretionary zone is narrower. Governor, unlike President, has more discretionary powers regarding state affairs.

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Q1

What is the electoral college for the President of India?

A1

It consists of elected MPs and elected MLAs of states and UTs. Vote value is calculated based on population and representation.
Q2

Can the President return a money bill for reconsideration?

A2

No. The President can either give assent or withhold it but cannot return a money bill as it is introduced only with prior recommendation.
Q3

What is the term of the Governor?

A3

The Governor holds office at the pleasure of the President, normally for five years, but can be removed earlier without any stated cause.
Q4

How does the Chief Minister aid the Governor?

A4

The CM advises the Governor on appointments, cabinet meetings, and legislative sessions. The Governor must act on aid and advice except in discretionary matters.
Q5

What is the composition of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)?

A5

UPSC consists of a Chairman and ten members appointed by the President. At least half must have ten years of government service experience.
Q6

What is the primary function of the State Public Service Commission (SPSC)?

A6

SPSC conducts recruitment for state civil services and advises the governor on disciplinary matters, promotions, and transfer of state officers.
Q7

What is the CAG’s role in state finances?

A7

The CAG audits all state government expenditures from consolidated funds and submits reports to the governor, who lays them before the state legislature.
Q8

How many members does the Election Commission of India (ECI) have?

A8

Currently, the ECI has three members: one Chief Election Commissioner and two Election Commissioners, all appointed by the President.
Q9

What is the President’s ordinance-making power?

A9

When Parliament is not in session, the President can promulgate ordinances having force of law. It must be approved within six weeks of reassembly.
Q10

How does the Chief Minister differ from the Prime Minister in powers?

A10

Both are real executives at their levels, but the CM’s discretionary zone is narrower. Governor, unlike President, has more discretionary powers regarding state affairs.

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