A. Only his resignation
B. Resignation of defence minister as well as the prime minister
C. Resignation of the entire cabinet
D. None of the above
A. It invariably provide; freedom to press
B. It makes provision for free and compulsory education
C. All the problems facing the country are freely discussed parliament and through other medias
D. Of all the above reasons
A. It makes changes in government possible without formal elections
B. It makes changes in government possible through elections
C. It ensures the accountability of the ministers to the people through their representatives
D. It appraises the people with the problems facing the country
A. It encourages dictatiorship of cabinet
B. It provides for an instable government
C. It ensures efficiency of administration
D. It is not suitable for dealing effectively with the emergencies
A. The leader of the majority party in the parliament
B. Nominated by the speaker of the popular house
C. Nominated by the head of the state
D. None of the above
A. For a fixed term
B. During the pleasure of the head of the date
C. As long as it enjoys support of majority of the members of parliament popular house
D. None of the above
A. Three months
B. Six months
C. One year
D. Two years
A. He presides over the meetings of the cabinet:
B. He prepares the agenda for the meetings of the cabinet
C. He co-ordinates the working of various departments
D. He chairs the meetings of the various standing and ad-hoc committees of parliament
A. The head of the state
B. The prime minister
C. The speaker
D. The select committee of the cabinet
A. Committee work has increased
B. Bureaucracy is required to perform judicial work
C. Delegated legislation has increased
D. Ministers have become experts