A. Members of Parliament

B. Judges of the Supreme Court

C. Top political leaders

D. All civil servants

A. A set of government officials, possessed of certain traits of excessive formality, the use of verbiage and jargon as the basis of communication, inflexibility of procedure and insistence on the powers of their office

B. A career based appointed administrative service of fixed status and tenure with salary limited to rank and a known rank order of advancement

C. A particular pattern of administrative behaviour, associated with certain types of social organisation and identificable by reference to a constellation of objective criteria

D. The activity concerned with the implementation of policies by the direction or management of efforts of individuals and groups towards specific goals

A. Collection of taxes

B. Audit of accounts

C. Inspection of factories

D. All the above functions and many other too

A. Considerably declined

B. Enormously increased

C. Not undergone any changes

D. None of the above

A. It enforces the laws passed by the legislature

B. It prepares the bills for the approval of the legislature

C. It prepares the budget for the country

D. It recommends to the head of the state cases for grant of pardon

A. China

B. Rome

C. India

D. All the above

A. It should avoid confrontation with political executive

B. It should guide Ministers

C. It should provide factural data to the executive

D. It should insist to the last on its viewpoint