Indian Executive Branch Functions and Roles

The video provides an in-depth look at the executive branch of the Indian government, detailing the roles and responsibilities of the President and Prime Minister. It explains how the executive branch implements laws, manages the economy, and collaborates with legislative and judicial branches. The video also covers the structure of state and local governments and highlights key institutions like the IAS. Overall, it offers a comprehensive understanding of how the executive branch functions to serve the citizens of India.

Who is the ceremonial head of state in India?

• President

• Prime Minister

• Governor

• Chief Justice

What is the primary responsibility of the Prime Minister in India?

• State governance

• Judicial oversight

• Leading the Council of Ministers

• Ceremonial duties

Which branch is responsible for implementing policies and laws in India?

• Local Government

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Judicial Branch

What role does the executive branch play in the education sector?

• Establishing and managing schools

• Judging educational disputes

• Creating educational laws

• Funding private institutions

How does the executive branch collaborate with the legislative branch?

• By making laws

• By funding laws

• By interpreting laws

• By implementing laws

What is the role of the executive branch in international relations?

• Funding international projects

• Conducting diplomatic relations

• Judging international disputes

• Creating international laws

What is the Indian Civil Service commonly known as?

• IFS

• IPS

• IAS

• ICS

Which institutions are part of the executive branch for maintaining law and order?

• Local Government

• Legislative Assembly

• Military and Police

• Judiciary

Who appoints the Prime Minister of India?

• Chief Justice

• President

• Speaker of the Lok Sabha

• Governor

What is one of the key powers of the President of India?

• Declaring war

• Appointing state governors

• Leading the Lok Sabha

• Signing bills into law