Module 2: Three Organs of Government
Concept
Subtopic 2.1: Three Organs of Government
- Government has three organs: (1) Executive (2) Legislature (3) Judiciary.
- Executive: Governor -> Chief Minister and Council of Ministers.
- Legislature: Vidhan Mandal -> Vidhan Sabha and Vidhan Parishad.
- Judiciary: High Court -> subordinate courts.
- Under Article 168 the state legislature has three parts: (1) Governor (2) Vidhan Parishad (3) Vidhan Sabha.
โญ Key Points
- The three organs are executive, legislature and judiciary.
- Governor -> CM and Council of Ministers.
- Article 168: Governor + one or two Houses.
- High Court at the top and subordinate courts below it.
๐ One-line Q&A
- Question: Which of these is NOT one of the three organs of government? Answer: Election Commission.
- Question: In the state executive, who comes directly below the Governor in the organisational chart? Answer: Chief Minister and Council of Ministers.
- Question: Under which Article is the state legislature constituted? Answer: Article 168.
- Question: The judiciary of the state consists of: Answer: High Court and subordinate courts.
Topic
MCQs
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Question 1: Which of these is NOT one of the three organs of government?
The three organs are executive, legislature and judiciary.
Question 2: In the state executive, who comes directly below the Governor in the organisational chart?
Governor -> CM and Council of Ministers.
Question 3: Under which Article is the state legislature constituted?
Article 168: Governor + one or two Houses.
Question 4: The judiciary of the state consists of:
High Court at the top and subordinate courts below it.
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One-liners
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Which of these is NOT one of the three organs of government?
Election Commission.In the state executive, who comes directly below the Governor in the organisational chart?
Chief Minister and Council of Ministers.Under which Article is the state legislature constituted?
Article 168.The judiciary of the state consists of:
High Court and subordinate courts.
Question 1 of 4