Executive Test - 1

In a coalition government, the Prime Minister often acts as a negotiator, facilitating agreements and compromises among political allies.

The Indian bureaucracy is expected to remain politically neutral by faithfully implementing government policies without taking political positions.

While IAS and IPS officers work in the states, they are appointed and supervised by the central government, which also has the authority to take disciplinary action against them.

The executive is the branch of government or organization that oversees the implementation of rules and regulations.

The bureaucracy, comprised of trained and skilled officers, assists ministers in formulating and implementing government policies.

Measures like the Right to Information (RTI) empower citizens to access government information, thereby promoting transparency and accountability within the bureaucracy.

In situations where no clear majority exists in the legislature, the President may need to use discretion in appointing a Prime Minister.

At the State level, the Governor typically holds more discretionary powers compared to the Chief Minister, although the principles of the parliamentary system still apply.

In a presidential system, the President holds significant executive powers and is both the head of state and head of government.

The executive branch is responsible for executing or implementing laws and policies adopted by the legislature.