Bureaucracy

A.Elected representatives
B.Officials
C.Nominated representatives
D.None of the above

A.An ancient institution
B.A modern phenomenon
C.The product of middle age feudal system
D.The creation of British in India

A.Democratic governments
B.Dictatorial system of governments
C.All governments
D.None of the above

A.To recruit politically unconscious people
B.To provide retirement facilities
C.To provide incentives while in service
D.To pay high salaries and allowances
E.To adopt difficult method of removal

A.To help maintaining law and order
B.To help preparing international treaties
C.To help preparing national budget
D.To promulgate ordinances
E.To implement laws in proper spirit

A.To keep financial stability
B.To help in maintaining sound economy
C.To take their greievances to the Members of Parliament
D.To properly perform quasi-judicial allotted functions
E.None of these

A.They are allowd to work closely with Ministers
B.They are provided medical facilities
C.They are given residential houses
D.They are given leave travel concession

A.Civil servants be given good salaries
B.Status and position of civil servants should be kept high
C.Civil servants should be given security of service
D.Bureaucrats should be allowed to accept grafts
E.Bureaucrats should be given good pension

A.Committee work has increased
B.Bureaucracy is required to perform judicial work
C.Delegated legislation has increased
D.Ministers have become experts
E.Volume of legislative work has increased

A.Work-load with government has increased
B.States are performing both compulsory and optional functions
C.States have become police states
D.The Ministers are amateurs