Local Government

To reduce the work of the central government

To effectively deal international problems

To strengthen a particular political system

To make political party system work successfully

Devolution of governmental duties

Decentralisation of administration

Administrative deconcentration

Diversification of governmental organs

By passing their budgets

By enacting necessary laws for these bodies

By prescribing their organizations and functions through statutes

Through all the above methods

Raises its funds largely locally

Depends for the finances on the centre only

Depends for the funds on the state government only

None of the above

These should meet local needs

The people of integrity should be elected

Party politics should be encouraged

Control of central authority should not be very stiff

Bestowed by the Constitution

Delegated by the central government

Delegated by the state government

Bestowed by the statute

It perform functions of national importance

It can amend the constition

It can get representation in world bodies

It is required to help central government in discharging its obligations

In their favour leacture by public men should be arranged

Newspapers should be used in their favour

Close contracts between elected and electorates should be maintained

Very strict central control over their working should be exercised

Can raise loans on their own

Cannot raise loans

Can raise loans only with the prior sanction of the state

None of the above