Bureaucracy

A.Prepared by the civil servants but introduced by the ministers
B.Prepared as well as introduced by the civil servants
C.Prepared as well as introduced by the ministers
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.Only administrative functions
B.Legislative as well as financial functions
C.Only judicial function
D.All the above types of functions

A.Only those powers which are vested in it
B.Only those powers which are vested in the Ministers
C.Powers which are vested in it as well as powers vested in the ministers
D.None of the above

A.Civil servants are recruited on the basis of competitive examination
B.Civil services are assured security of service
C.Civil servants are assured fixed salary and promotional avenues
D.All the above

A.National emergencies like war, natural calamities, etc.
B.Enormous growth in the functions of the Parliament resulting in enactment of skeleton laws
C.Introduction of universal franchise
D.Making of civil services a life long career

A.The state has assumed police and military functions
B.The state has assumed greater responsibilities due to adoption of goal of ‘welfare state’
C.The complexity of administration has necessitated services of experts
D.The growth of delegated legislation has added to the importance of civil service

A.Greatly increased
B.Considerably declined
C.Bneither increased nor declined
D.None of the above

A.Collection of taxes
B.Audit of accounts
C.Inspection of factories
D.All the above functions and many other too

A.China
B.Rome
C.India
D.All the above