Indian Political System and Governance

The video tutorial explains the structure and functions of democratic government, focusing on its three branches: the executive, legislative, and judiciary. It details the roles of the President, Prime Minister, and state leaders, and discusses the parliamentary system, political parties, and coalition governments. The judiciary's role in upholding laws and protecting citizens' rights is also covered, emphasizing the importance of checks and balances to prevent power misuse.

Who is the head of the country and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces in India?

• Prime Minister

• Chief Justice

• President

• Governor

How long is the term for the President of India?

• Seven years

• Six years

• Four years

• Five years

In a parliamentary system, where does the real power lie?

• With the Governors

• With the Judiciary

• With the President

• With the Parliament

What happens if no single party gains a majority in an election?

• The President appoints a leader

• A coalition government can be formed

• The election is held again

• The judiciary decides the government

Who appoints the Prime Minister of India?

• The President

• The Governor

• The Chief Justice

• The Parliament

What is the role of cabinet ministers in the central government?

• To conduct elections

• To oversee state governments

• To manage specific departments

• To appoint judges

Who appoints the governors of Indian states?

• The Prime Minister

• The Chief Minister

• The President

• The Parliament

What is the highest judicial body in India?

• District Court

• High Court

• Family Court

• Supreme Court

Who heads the Supreme Court of India?

• The President

• The Governor

• The Chief Justice

• The Prime Minister

Why are the three branches of government important?

• To control the media

• To promote international relations

• To maintain checks and balances

• To ensure economic growth