Bureaucracy

Prepared by the civil servants but introduced by the ministers

Prepared as well as introduced by the civil servants

Prepared as well as introduced by the ministers

None of the above

Democratic governments

Dictatorial system of governments

All governments

None of the above

They assist the head of the state in appointment of judges

They ensure that rule of law prevails in the country

The take number of administrative and quasi-judicial decisions of final nature

They take administrative and quasi-judicial decisions which can be challenged only in the courts

National emergencies like war, natural calamities, etc.

Enormous growth in the functions of the Parliament resulting in enactment of skeleton laws

Introduction of universal franchise

Making of civil services a life long career

All public servants

Only high ranking public servants

Only middle level civil servants

Only lower level civil servants

They formulate the budget proposals

They get the budget proposals approved by the Legislature

They implement the budget proposals after they are approved by the legislature

All the above functions

Rests with the Head of the State

Rests with the Council of Ministers

Rests with Parliament

With all the above

To recruit politically unconscious people

To provide retirement facilities

To provide incentives while in service

To pay high salaries and allowances

They are allowd to work closely with Ministers

They are provided medical facilities

They are given residential houses

They are given leave travel concession