Executives

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What do you mean by executive

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Which of the following is not an organisational objective of management? Find the Answer at BYJUS

1. Earning sufficient profits to cover risks of business

2. Earning enough revenue to cover costs

3. Increase in the prospects of business in the long run

4. Providing free education to their employees’ children

Q. What is the maximum term of a chief minister, after elections are declared?

1. He will remain as the chief minister till he has the support of the ministers.
2. He will remain as the chief minister till he has the support of the governor.
3. He will remain as the chief minister till he has support of majority in legislative assembly.
4. Five years.

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what is the full form of HMT

Q. In a democracy the final power lies with __________.

1. Chief Minister of the state
2. Governor of the state
3. MLAs of the ruling party
4. voters of the state

Q. Why is the government divided into different departments or ministries?

1. To give opportunity for MLAs to become ministers.
2. To increase the power of the chief minister.
3. To run the government efficiently.
4. To implement laws of the legislative assembly.

Q. How long does a chief minister stay in office?

1. Till he has the support of the ministers.
2. Till he has the support of the prime minister
3. Till he has the support of the majority in legislative assembly.
4. Till he has the support of the governor.

Q. What is Federalism? Mention its advantages for a country like India.

Q. Identify the executives at the state level.

1. Chief minister
2. Minister
3. Governor
4. MLA

Q. The main responsibility of the executive is to _____.

1. find the best laws in other states for adoption in the home state
2. improve laws framed by the Legislative Assembly
3. implement laws framed by the Legislative Assembly
4. force Legislative Assembly to pass more laws

Q. Which of the following is true of an executive?

1. Executives are the people responsible for the creation of laws.
2. Executives are directly paid by members of the general public on a project-by-project basis.
3. Executives are held accountable for any of the implementation procedures they might initiate.
   
4. Officers functioning under Ministers do not classify as being part of the Executive.

Q. How long does a minister stay in office?

1. Five years.
2. He will remain in office till he has the support of the chief minister.
3. He will remain in office till he has the support of the Governor.
4. He will remain in office till he has the support of majority in legislative assembly.

Q. Identify the responsibilities of the governor.

1. Maintaining cordial relationship with neighbouring countries.
2. Appointing the chief minister.
3. Selecting the ministers.
4. Approving bills passed by the legislative assembly of the state.

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why is the vidhan parishad called a permanent house?

Q. Why does the political executive have more power than the non-political executive?

Q. What do the Civil Servants do?

1. They take important policy decisions
2. They implement the ministers' decisions
3. They settle the disputes
4. None of these