State Governance and Legislative Structures in India

The video explains the roles of central and state governments in India, highlighting the autonomy and responsibilities of state governments in handling local issues. It details the structure of state governments, focusing on Karnataka's legislative assembly and council. The qualifications for becoming a member of the legislative assembly and their powers are discussed, including the process of passing a no-confidence motion. The video also covers the composition and functions of the state executive, similar to the union executive.

What is one of the primary responsibilities of the state government in India?

• Overseeing foreign trade

• Managing international relations

• Handling local issues like agriculture and healthcare

• Regulating national defense

What are the two houses of the Karnataka state legislature?

• Council and Assembly

• Senate and House of Representatives

• Upper House and Lower House

• Parliament and Senate

What is the term length for members of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly?

• 6 years

• 5 years

• 4 years

• 3 years

Which body is responsible for making laws in the state?

• The Legislature

• The Judiciary

• The Governor

• The Executive

What is the minimum age requirement to become a member of the legislative assembly in India?

• 30 years

• 25 years

• 21 years

• 18 years

What happens if a no-confidence motion is passed in the legislative assembly?

• The council of ministers must resign

• The assembly is dissolved

• New elections are immediately held

• The governor takes over the government

What is a key financial power of the legislative assembly?

• Finalizing state budgets

• Regulating national trade

• Approving international treaties

• Issuing currency

Who nominates some members of the Karnataka Legislative Council?

• The Prime Minister

• The President

• The Governor

• The Chief Minister

Who elects the members of the Karnataka Legislative Council?

• The President

• Members of the legislative assembly, local bodies, registered graduates, and teachers

• The Chief Minister

• The general public

What is the role of the state executive in India?

• To make laws for the state

• To interpret laws

• To implement laws and policies

• To conduct elections