CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 3

THE CHIEF MINISTER (ARTICLE - 164)


*The head of the state government 
Ans : The Chief Minister 
*The position of the Chief Minister at the state level is analogous to the position of 
Ans : The Prime Minister
*The Chief Minister is appointed by the Governor under article
Ans : 164
*The oath of office and secrecy to the ministers are administered by
Ans : The Governor
*A person who is not a member of the state - legislature can be appointed the Chief Minister only for
Ans : Six months (within which he should become a member of state legislature)
*Advocate General, Chairman and members of the State Public Service Commission, State Election Commissioner etc. are appointed by the Governor on the advice of
Ans : The Chief Minister
*The Chairman of the State Planning Board
Ans : The Chief Minister
*The dissolution of the State Legislative Assembly can be recommended to the Governor at any time by
Ans : The Chief Minister
*The meetings of the Council of Ministers in a state is presided over by
Ans : The Chief Minister
*First woman Chief Minister of a State in India
Ans : Sucheta Kripalani
*First Malayalee woman to become the Chief Minister of a State in India
Ans : Janaki Ramachandran
*Longest serving Chief Minister of a state in India
Ans : Jyoti Basu
*Longest serving woman Chief Minister 
Ans : Sheila Dikshit
*Shortest serving Chief Minister of a state in India
Ans : Jagdambika Pal (3days - UP) 
*First Chief Minister who had IAS
Ans : Ajit Jogi
*First Muslim woman Chief Minister of a State in India
Ans : Syeda Anwara Taimur
*The only person who became the Chief Minister of two states in India
Ans : N.D. Tiwari 
*The youngest Chief Minister of a state in India
Ans : M.O.H.Farook
*First film actor to become the Chief Minister
Ans : M.G.Ramachandran
*The poorest Chief Minister of India
Ans : Manik Sarkar
*First Chief Minister who lose in an election
Ans : Shibu Soren



STATE LEGISLATURE


*The state legislature consists of
Ans : The Governor and one or two houses
*If the state has only one house, it is known as
Ans : Legislative Assembly
*If the state has two houses, the house other than Legislative Assembly is known as
*The state having one house is called
Ans : Unicameral
*The state having two houses is called
Ans : Bicameral
*The upper house of a State Legislature
Ans : Legislative council
*The permanent house of a bicameral system
Ans : Legislative council
*The house which cannot be dissolved
Ans : Legislative council
*One third of the members of Legislative Council retires on the expiry of every
Ans : Two years
*Number of states having Unicameral system in India
Ans : 22
ie: having only Legislative Assembly
*Number of states having Bicameral system in India
Ans : 7
ie: having both Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council



STATE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (VIDHAN SABHA)


*The State Legislative Assembly consists of representatives directly elected by
Ans : The people
*The total memebership of a Legislative Assembly shall be fixed according to the strength of
Ans : Population
*The maximum strength of a Legislative Assembly in a state
Ans : 500
*The minimum strength of a Legislative Assembly in a state
Ans : 60
*One member from the Anglo Indian Community to the Legislative Assembly is nominated by
Ans : The Governor
*The tenure of a member of the Legislative Assembly is 
Ans : 5 years
*To become a member of the Legislative assembly, one must be a citizen of India and must have attained the age of 25 years.
*The presiding officer of the Legislative Assembly is known as 
Ans : The Speaker
*The functions of the speaker of the Assembly is analogous to that of the speaker of the 
Ans : Lok Sabha
*Money bills of a state can be introduced only in the
Ans : Legislative Assembly 
*In the absence of the Speaker, the duties of the Speaker are taken by 
Ans : The Deputy Speaker



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (VIDHAN PARISHAD)


*The upper house in those states of India that have a bicameral legislature 
Ans : Legislative Council 
*States having Bi-cameral Legislature 
Ans : Uttar Pradesh ,Andhra Pradesh,Telangana, Bihar,Maharashtra,Karnataka, Jammu & Kashmir
*Permanent house of a State is 
Ans : Legislative Council
*Minimum age limit to become a member of Legislative Council
Ans : 30
*The term of members of Legislative Council
Ans : 6 years
*Minimum strength of a Legislative Council
Ans : 40 (But Jammu & Kashmir has only
36 members)



ATTORNEY GENERAL (ARTICLE 76)


The highest law officer in India 
Ans : Attorney General
Chief Legal Advisor to the Government of India
Ans : Attorney General
The Article which deals with the Attorney General
Ans : Article 76
*Attorney General is appointed by the 
Ans : The President
*Attorney General holds office during the pleasure of
Ans : The President
*Attorney General should have the qualification to be a
Ans : Judge of the Supreme Court 
*The term of Office of the Attorney General is not fixed by the constitution 
*Attorney General is removed from his office by
Ans : The President
*Attorney General gives his resignation to
Ans : The President
*The Law officer who has the right to appear all courts in India
Ans : Attorney General
*A non member of the Cabinet who has the right to speak in the houses of Parliament or any Parliamentary Committee, though he has no right to vote (Article 88)
Ans : Attorney General
*The law officer who is assisted by two Solicitors General and four Assistant Solicitors General
Ans : Attorney General
*The second law officer of India
Ans : Solicitor General
*Solicitor General is appointed for a period of
Ans : 3 years
person who became Attorney General twice.
Soll Sorabji
*A non member of the state legislative assembly who has the right to speak though he has no right to vote 
Ans : Advocate General
*First Attorney General of India 
Ans : M.C.Setalwad
*Present Attorney General of India
Ans : K.K.Venugopal
*The longest serving Attorney General of India
Ans : C.K. Daphtary 
*Present Solicitor General of India
Ans : Ranjith kumar
*The Person who become Attorney General twice
Ans : Soli Sorabji



ADVOCATE GENERAL (ARTICLE - 165)


*Highest Law Officer in a State 
Ans : Advocate General
*Advocate General is appointed by 
Ans : The Governor
*The qualification of Advocate General is equivalent to the qualifications of a
Ans : High Court Judge
*The law officer who has the right to appear all courts in a State
Ans : Advocate General
*First Advocate General of Kerala 
Ans : K.V.Suryanarayana Iyer
*Present Advocate General of Kerala 
Ans : C.P.Sudhakara Prasad



THE COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL (ARTICLE 148-151)


*The head of Indian Audit and Accounts Department
Ans : Comptroller and Auditor General of India 
*Article which deals with CAG 
Ans : Article 148
*Article which deals with the power and duties of CAG
Ans : Article 149
*The guardian of public purse 
Ans : CAG
*CAG is appointed and removed by the 
Ans : The President
*CAG holds the office until he attains the age of
Ans : 65 years or at the expiry of the 6 years term, whichever is earlier
*The CAG submits the report of audit to 
Ans : The President or the Governor
*"Ears and Eyes of the Public Accounts Committee"
Ans : CAG
*CAG can be removed by President, in the same manner as in which the Judges of Supreme Court are removed
*After retirement CAG is not eligible for further office in Centre or State
*CAG has no control over the issue of money from the consolidated fund of India or of any state
*CAG's salary is met from
Ans : The Consolidated Fund of India
*The salary of CAG is equal to that of a 
Ans : Judge of the Supreme Court
*First CAG of India
Ans : V.Narahari Rao
*Present CAG of India
Ans : Shashikant Sharma (12th)
*Watchdog of public purse
Ans : CAG
*Watchdog of merit system
Ans : UPSC
*Watchdog of human rights
Ans : NHRC
*Initially the number of Judges in the Supreme Court
Ans : The Chief Justice and 7 other judges
*The power to increase or decrease the number of judges of the Supreme Court rests with
Ans : The Parliament
*The Chief Justice is appointed by the President in consultation with other judges of the Supreme Court and 
Ans : The High Court
*The other Judges are appointed by the President after consultation with the Chief Justice and other judges of the Supreme Court and the High Courts 
*The senior most judge of the Supreme Court is appointed by
Ans : The Chief Justice of India 
*The Oath of affirmation to the judges of the Supreme Court is administered by The 
Ans : President 
*Supreme Court judges retire upon attaining the age of 65 years 
*A judge may voluntarily resign before expiry of his term by writing to the President
*The salaries of the judges of the Supreme Court (Article 125) are drawn from the 
Ans : Consolidated fund
*The Salary of the Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Ans : One lakh
*The Salary of the other judges in Supreme Court
Ans : 90,000



QUALIFICATION OF JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT

  
*Should be a citizen of India  
*He should have been a judge of a High Court for five years continously; or  
*He should have been an advocate of aHigh court for ten years in continuation; or  
*He should be a distinguished jurist in  the opinion of the President



REMOVAL OF JUDGES


*A judge of Supreme Court can be removed by the President under Article 
Ans : 124(4)
*The grounds of removal are
Ans : Proved misbehaviour or incapacity
*A removal motion signed by 100 members (Lok Sabha) or 50 members (Rajya Sabha) is to be given to the
Ans : Speaker / Chairman 
*The Speaker or Chairman may or may not admit the removal motion 
*If admitted, the Speaker / Chairman constitutes a 3 member enquiry committee The committee should consist of
(a)the Chief Justice or a Judge of the Supreme Court
(b)a Chief Justice of a High Court and
(c)a distinguished jurist 
*If the committee finds the judge to be guilty of misbehaviour or suffering from incapacity, the house can consider the motion.
*A motion of removal of a judge of the Supreme Court must be passed by each House separately by a majority of
Ans : two third of the members of the House
*After the motion is passed by both the Houses by special majority it is sent to the President, finally the President gives his order of removal of the judge concerned
*The first case of impeachment of a judge  in India was against Justice V. Ramaswami of the Supreme Court in
May 1993
*Justice Soumitra Sen, a judge of Calcutta  High Court was impeached in 2011 on  charges of corruption by the 
Ans : Rajya Sabha



ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE


*The President can appoint a judge of the Supreme Court as an acting Chief Justice of India when
(a)the office of the Chief Justice of India is vacant
or
(b)the Chief Justice of India is temporarily absent
or
(c)the Chief Justice of India is unable to perform the duties of his office



JURISDICTION AND POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT


*The Supreme Court exercises five types of jurisdiction namely:
(a)Original jurisdiction
(b)Appellate jurisdiction
(c)Writ jurisdiction
(d)Advisory jurisdiction
(e)Revisory jurisdiction



(a) Original Jurisdiction


*In any dispute involving a question of law between the union government and one or two states, or between two or more states, the Supreme Court has
Original Jurisdiction 
*Article which deals with original jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Ans : Article 131



(b) Appellate Jurisdiction


*The highest appellate Court in India
Supreme Court
*Usually appellate jurisdiction applies to cases certified by the High Courts as fit for appeal. Even if High Court doesn't certify a case fit for appeal, the Supreme Court can allow special leave
*The appeals can be filed in civil, criminal and constitutional cases



(c) Writ Jurisdiction


*Writ Jurisdiction is given to the Supreme Court under Article
Ans : 32
*Under article 32, any individual can move the Supreme Court directly if there has been infringement of
Ans : Fundamental Right
*To enforce the fundamental rights, the Supreme Court can issue five types of writs:
Ans : Habeas Corpus, Mandamas,
Quo Warranto, Certiorari and
Prohibition



(d) Advisory Jurisdiction


*The article provides the President to refer to the Supreme Court a question of law or a question of fact of public importance for its opinion
Ans : Article 143
*The article provides for the enlargement of jurisdiction of the Supreme Court by the Parliament
Ans : Article 138



(e) Revisory Jurisdiction


*The Supreme Court can review any judgement made by it to correct the mistakes that have crept in the order under Article
Ans : 137
 


JUDICIAL REVIEW


*The power of Supreme Court and High Court to review or examine a law passed by the legislatures and see whether that law is within the frame work of the constitution or not is called
Ans : Judicial Review
*The Supreme Court and High Court of India exercise judicial review as the Principle of procedure established by law
*Judicial Review is'dealt with in
Article 13
* India adopted the idea of Judicial Review from the
Ans : USA



JUDICIAL ACTIVISM


* A superior Court issues a direction to the government officials or executives to perform certain duties in time if they fails to do so
*Such directions are issued by the court on the strength of public interest litigation to serve the general interest of the society
*The idea of public, interest litigation in India was introduced by
Ans : P.N.Bhagwati
*Eventhough all the judgements and orders passed by the Supreme Court are binding on all the courts in India, they are not binding on
Ans : The Supreme Court



HIGH COURTS


*The highest court of Appeal in the State 
Ans : The High Court 
*Article deals with the High Courts 
Ans : Part VI, Article 214 
*The head of judiciary at the State or Union territory level
Ans : The High Court
*Indian High Court Act was passed in 
Ans : 1861
*Indian High Court Act was passed during the period of
Ans : Lord Canning 
*First High Court was inaugurated in India during the period of 
Ans : John Lawrence 
*The oldest High Court in India 
Ans : The Calcutta High Court (August 14,1862)
*Madras and Bombay are the other two Highcourts established in 
Ans : 1862
*Judges of the High courts are appointed by 
Ans : The President 
*Judges of the High courts are removed by the President on the same grounds and manner as the judges of the Supreme court are removed
*Chief Justice of High court and other judges are appointed by the President in consultation with the Chief Justice of India . and the Governor of the state
*The Oath of affirmation of the judges to the High Court is administered by 
Ans : The Governor
*Judges of the High Court shall hold office until they attain the age of 
Ans : 62 years
*A judge of the High Court can resign his office by writing to 
Ans : The President
*Judges can be removed from office only by
Ans : Impeachment (with a resolution passed by the parliament of two third majority)
*The salary of the Chief Justice of a High Court
Ans : Rs. 90000
*The salary of the other judges of High Court
Ans : Rs. 80,000
*The salaries and allowances of judges of High courts are charged upon the
Ans : Consolidated Fund of the state 
*Pension of High Court judges is charged upon the
Ans : Consolidated fund of India 
*The High court has the power to issue writs under Article '
Ans : 226
*The only Union Territory having a High Court of its own 
Ans : Delhi
*The number of High Courts at present in India
Ans : 24
*The states namely Meghalaya, Manipur and Tripura got their own High Courts in 
Ans : 2013
*The High Court having the most' number of states under its jurisdiction (Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,  Nagaland, Mizoram)
Ans : Guwahati High Court 
*The High Court having the most number of judges
Ans : Allahabad High Court 
*The High  Courts haying the least number of judges
Ans : Sikkim, Meghalaya (3 Judges)
*First Indian to Chief Justice of a High Court
Ans : Phani Bhushan Chakravartti (Calcutta High Court)
*First Indian to become the Jud
Ans : Sambhunath Pandit
*First woman Chief Justice of a High Court
Ans : Leela Seth (Himachal Pradesh)
*First woman Advocate in India 
Ans : Cornelia Sorabji   
*First woman Magistrate in India.
Ans : Omana Kunjamma  
*First Indian to become a Chief Justice of a High Court in free, India
Ans : M.C.Chagla
*The jurisdiction of Andaman and  Nicobar islands comes under the 
Ans : Calcutta HighCourt
*The High Court which started the Green  Bench
Ans : Calcutta Hlgh Court 
*India's first women Court
Ans : Malda(West Bengal)  
*The special Bench of High Court to deal with the criminal cases related to offences against women and  children was started in
Ans : February 1,2013



HIGH COURTS IN INDIA 


No.

 

High Court

     

Established

   

Seat

             

Jurisdiction


1.     Calcutta                1862                Kolkata         West Bengal,Andaman &Nicobar
2.     Bombay                1862               Mumbai       Maharashtra,Goa,Dadra Nagar Haveil,Daman & Diu
3.     Madras                  1862             Chennai        Tamil Nadu,Puducherry
4.     Allahabad              1866             Allahabad     Uttar Pradesh
5.     Karnataka             1884             Benguluru       Karnataka
6.     Patna                      1916             Patna                Bihar
7.     Madhya  Pradesh 1936            Jabalpur           Madhya  Pradesh
8.     Jammu Kashmir    1943        Srinagar&Jammu   Jammu Kashmir
9.     Punjab & Haryana  1947         Chandigarh      Punjab, Haryana,Chandigarh
10.   Guwahati                 1948            Guwahati   Arunachal pradesh,Nagaland,Mizoram
11.   Orissa                       1948              Cuttack       Odisha
12.   Rajasthan                 1948            Jodhpur     Rajasthan
13.   Hyderabaf                 1954           Hyderabad   Andhra Pradesh, Telangana
14.   Kerala                        1956                Kochi     Kerala,Lakshadweep
15.   Gujarat                       1960               Ahmedabad            Gujarat
16.   Delhi                           1966                  New Delhi   Delhi
17.   Himachal Pradesh    1971                   Shimla      Himachal Pradesh
18.   Sikkim                         1975                   Gangtok      Sikkim
19.   Chhattisgarh              2000                   Bilaspur       Chhattisgarh
20.  Jharkhand                  2000                    Ranchi     Jharkhand
21.  Uttarakhand               2000                     Nainital        UttaraKhand
22.  Manipur                      2013                     Imphal          Manipur
23.  Meghalaya                 2013                      Shilong     Meghalaya
24.  Tripura                        2013                     Agarthala        Tripura


                
*The creation of the Lokayukta in the States was recommended by
Ans : The Administrative Reforms Commission (1966-1970)
*This institution which is known as the watch dog of the administration and protector of the common man 
Ans : Lokayukta
*The person appointed Lokayukta is usually a 
Ans : Former High Court Chief Justice or former Supreme Court Judge
*The Lokayukta consists of
Ans : Lokayukta and two Upa lokayuktas
*The Lokayukta and Upa lokayuktas are appointed on the advice of the - Chief Minister, in consultation with the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly and the Leader of the Opposition
*Lokayukta and Upa lokayukta can resign by submitting their resignation to the 
Ans : The Governor
*The term of appointment of Lokayukta and Upa Lokayukta is 
Ans : Five years
*Salaries and allowances of Lokayukta and Upa lokayuktas are from the
Ans : Consolidated fund of the state 
*Salary of Lokayukta is equal to that of the
Ans : Chief Justice of High Court (Rs. 90,000)
*Salary of Upa Lokayukta is equal to that of the
Ans : Judge of High Court (Rs. 80,000)
*The power to remove Lokayukta or Upa Lokayukta is vested with the
Ans : State Legislative Assembly
*Lokayukta has to present a consolidated report annually to
Ans : The Governor
*First state in India to pass the Lokayukta act
Ans : Odisha (1970)
*First state in India to appoint Lokayukta
Ans : Maharashtra (1971)
*The Lokayukta came into force in Odisha in 
Ans : 1983
*First Lokayukta of Kerala
Ans : Justice P.C. Balakrishna Menon
*Present Lokayukta of Kerala
Ans : Justice Pius.C. Kuriakose


ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS


*Article deals with Administrative Tribunal 
Ans : Article 323 A
*Article 323 A was introduced to the Constitution by
Ans : 42nd Amendment (1976)
*The Part which deals with the Central and the State Administrative Tribunals
Ans : XIV-A
*The disputes relating to the recruitment and conditions of service of persons appointed to public service of the Centre, States, local bodies, public corporations and other public authorities are dealt by
Ans : Central and the State Administrative Tribunals
*The Parliament enacted the Administrative Tribunal act in
Ans : 1985


*The Chairman and the Vice-Chairman of the Tribunal enjoy the status of a
Ans : High Court Judge
*The retirement age of the Chairman and Vice Chairman
Ans : 65 years or for a term of 5 years
*The chairman, vice-chairman and
members of the CAT and SATs are appointed by the
Ans : The President
*Central Administrative Tribunal consists of
Ans : One Chairman, 16 Vice Chairman, 46 Members


LOK ADALAT


*Lok adaiat is otherwise known as
Ans : People Court
*The redressel mechanism which settle dispute through conciliation and compromise
Ans : Lok Adalat
*Permanent Lok Adaiat was introduced for the first in south India
Ans : Thiruvananthapuram
* The First Lok Adaiat was held in 
Ans : Gujarat (1982)
* Total members of Lok Adaiat including the Chairman
Ans : 3
*The court fee of Lok Adaiat 
Ans : No Court fee


STATES IN THE B PART OF THE FIRST SCHEDULE (PART VII, ARTICLE -238)


*The article which deals with the definitions of States
Ans : Article 152
*The Part which was repealed from the Indian Constitution
Ans : Part VII
*The article which is dealt with in Part VII
Ans : Article 238
*The Constitutional amendment which repealed Part VII from the Indian Constitution
Ans : 78th Amendment (1956)
* The Committees which recommended that  States need not be formed on the basis of Languages :
Ans : S.K.Dhar Committee (1948)
J.V.P Committee (1948 -appointed by INC)
*The Committee which recommended that
States should be formed on the basis of Languages :
Ans : Fazal Ali Committee
(Members : Fazal Ali,
K.M. Panikkar and H. N. Kunzru)
*The Malayalee member of Fazal Ali Committee
Ans : Sardar K.M.Panikkar
*Total number of States and Union Territories which came on November 1, 1956 on the basis of Languages
Ans : 14 States and 6 Union Territories 


JAN LOKPAL BILL


*'The protector of the People' is the meaning of
Ans : Lokpal
*Jan Lokpal Bill is also referred as 
Ans : Citizen's Ombudsman Bill
*The term Lokpal was coined by 
Ans : L.M.Singhvi
*The term Lokpal was coined in the year 
Ans : 1963
*Lokpal bill was introduced in the Parliament for the first time in
Ans : 1968
*Lokpal bill was introduced in the Parliament for the first time by 
Ans : Shanti Bhushan
*The person who observed fasting for passing the Lokpal bill 
Ans : Anna Hazare
*The organisation concerned with the introduction of the Lokpal bill
Ans : India Against Corruption
*Anna Hazare left 'India Against Corruption' to form another organization called
Ans : Janatantra Morcha
*Arvind Kejriwal left 'India Against Corruption' to form the political party called
Ans : Aam Aadmi Party
*The political parties which were against the introduction of the bill Jan Lokpal
Ans : Shiv Sena and Samajwadi Party
*The Jan Lokpal bill was finally passed by the Rajya Sabha on
Ans : December 17,2013
*The Jan Lokpal bill was finally passed by the Lok Sabha on
Ans : December 18,2013
*The Jan Lokpal got the assent of the President on
Ans : January 1, 2014
*Total number of members in Jan Lokpal including the Chairman
Ans : 9
*Percentage of Judicial members in Jan Lokpal
Ans : 50%
*For an investigation against the Prime Minister, the Jan Lokpal Samiti should get the support of atleast
Ans : Two third (2/3) of its members
*The number of members in Jan Lokpal Section Samiti
Ans : 5 (Prime Minister, Opposition Leader, Lok Sabha Speaker, Supreme Court Chief Justice or Supreme Court Judge, A jurist nominated by the President)


■ 14 STATES FORMED ON NOV 1, 1956


*Assam                   Andhra Pradesh
*Bihar                   Bombay
*Kerala                   Kashmir
*Madhya Pradesh    Madras
*Mysore                   Punjab
*Rajasthan                 Uttar Pradesh
*West Bengal            Orissa 


■ 6 UNION TERRITORIES FORMED ON NOV 1,1956


*Himachal Pradesh - Manipur 
*Tripura - Delhi
*Lakshadweep - Andaman and Nicobar


UNION TERRITORIES (PART VIII, ARTICLE 239-242)


*The administrative head of the Union  Territories
Ans : Lieutenant Governor
*The Lieutenant Governor is appointed by
Ans : The President
*The Union Territories having Legislative  Assembly
Ans : Delhi and Puducherry
*The Union Territory which spreads to three states
Ans : Puducherry
*The Budget of the Union Territories which do not have Legislative Assembly are presented by
Ans : Lok Sabha
*The number of Union Territories in India
Ans : 7


PANCHAYATI RAJ (PART IX, ARTICLE 243)


*The term 'Panchayati Raj' was first introduced by
Ans : Jawaharlal Nehru
*'Panchayati Raj' was constitutionalized through the
Ans : 73rd amendment (1992)
*Article and Part of the Indian consititution that mandates for the establishment of Panchayati Raj Institutions in India 
Ans : Article 40 under Part IV (Directive Principles of State Policy)
*Panchayati Raj Act came into force on 
Ans : April 24,1993
*National Panchayati Raj Day is observed since
Ans : 2011
*Panchayats are formed under article 
Ans : 243 B
*The Legislative body which has the power to make legislations of Panchayati Raj System
Ans : State Legislature (Article 243 C)
*The article which deals with the reservation wards in Panchayats
Ans : 243 D
*The article which deals with the duration of a Panchayat Samiti
Ans : 243 E
*The article which deals with the election of Panchayats
Ans : 243 K
*The Panchayati Raj was inaugurated in India on
Ans : October 2,1959


BALWANT RAI MEHTA COMMITTEE (1957)


*The Balwant Rai Mehta Committee was headed by
Ans : M.P. Balwant Rai Mehta
*The Government of India appointed the Balwant Rai Mehta Committee in
Ans : 1957
*The Balwant Rai Mehta Committee submitted its recommendations to the government in 
Ans : 1957
*The father of Panchayathi Raj in India 
Ans : Balwant Rai Mehta 
*The Committee recommended for the establishment of a three tier Panchayati Raj system
Ans : Balwant Rai Mehta Committee (1957 November)
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