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Question 1
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What is the primary responsibility of the elected representatives and ministers in a democracy?

A
Ensuring bureaucratic efficiency

B
Maintaining political neutrality

C
Exercising control and supervision over the administration

D
Enforcing military discipline

Solution

In a democracy, elected representatives and ministers are responsible for controlling and supervising the administration to ensure it operates in line with legislative policies.
Question 2
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Who constitutes the backbone of the higher-level bureaucracy in Indian states?

A
Members of Parliament

B
Local government officials

C
Officers appointed through the UPSC

D
Officers appointed through the State Public Service Commissions

Solution

Members of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) appointed through the UPSC constitute the backbone of the higher-level bureaucracy in Indian states.
Question 3
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What distinguishes a semi-presidential system from a parliamentary system?

A
The absence of a monarch

B
The presence of a ceremonial head of state

C
The significant powers held by the president

D
The appointment of the prime minister by the parliament

Solution

In a semi-presidential system, the president may possess substantial day-to-day powers, unlike in a purely parliamentary system.
Question 4
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What is the role of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) in the recruitment of civil servants?

A
Conducting elections for civil service positions

B
Appointing members of the bureaucracy

C
Ensuring political affiliations of civil servants

D
Conducting recruitment processes based on merit

Solution

The UPSC is responsible for conducting recruitment processes for civil servants based on merit, ensuring that appointments are made impartially.
Question 5
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What power does the President have in relation to bills passed by the Parliament?

A
Approval

B
Veto

C
Amendment

D
Introduction

Solution

The President can refuse to give assent to bills (other than Money Bills) passed by the Parliament, thereby exercising veto power.
Question 6
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What is the significance of the President in a parliamentary system?

A
Exercises executive powers independently

B
Represents the entire country symbolically

C
Acts as the head of the judiciary

D
Directly controls the legislature

Solution

The President in a parliamentary system serves as a ceremonial head of state and symbolically represents the nation.
Question 7
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What ensures that the bureaucracy remains representative in India?

A
Political appointments

B
Reservation policies

C
Influence of political parties

D
Nepotism and favoritism

Solution

Reservation policies ensure that the bureaucracy remains representative by providing opportunities for marginalized sections of society, such as Dalits, Adivasis, women, and other backward classes.
Question 8
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How is the President of India elected?

A
Direct election by the people

B
Indirect election by MLAs and MPs

C
Appointment by the Prime Minister

D
Appointment by the Supreme Court

Solution

The President of India is elected by an electoral college consisting of elected MLAs and MPs.
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In India, what role does the Prime Minister play in the government?

A
Ceremonial head of state

B
Link between the Council of Ministers, President, and Parliament

C
Chief executive officer

D
Commander-in-chief of the armed forces

Solution

The Prime Minister serves as a crucial link between the executive branch (Council of Ministers), the President, and the Parliament in India's parliamentary system.
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What challenge do citizens often face in their interactions with the bureaucracy?

A
Lack of bureaucratic power

B
Sensitivity to citizen demands

C
Fear of approaching government officers

D
Political neutrality of bureaucrats

Solution

Citizens often experience apprehension when interacting with the bureaucracy due to perceptions of insensitivity and bureaucratic power.

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Question 1

Ensuring bureaucratic efficiency

Maintaining political neutrality

Exercising control and supervision over the administration

Enforcing military discipline

Solution

Question 2

Members of Parliament

Local government officials

Officers appointed through the UPSC

Officers appointed through the State Public Service Commissions

Solution

Question 3

The absence of a monarch

The presence of a ceremonial head of state

The significant powers held by the president

The appointment of the prime minister by the parliament

Solution

Question 4

Conducting elections for civil service positions

Appointing members of the bureaucracy

Ensuring political affiliations of civil servants

Conducting recruitment processes based on merit

Solution

Question 5

Approval

Veto

Amendment

Introduction

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Question 6

Exercises executive powers independently

Represents the entire country symbolically

Acts as the head of the judiciary

Directly controls the legislature

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Question 7

Political appointments

Reservation policies

Influence of political parties

Nepotism and favoritism

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Question 8

Direct election by the people

Indirect election by MLAs and MPs

Appointment by the Prime Minister

Appointment by the Supreme Court

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Question 9

Ceremonial head of state

Link between the Council of Ministers, President, and Parliament

Chief executive officer

Commander-in-chief of the armed forces

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Question 10

Lack of bureaucratic power

Sensitivity to citizen demands

Fear of approaching government officers

Political neutrality of bureaucrats

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