Tag: civics

Man is a social animal and always stays together in cities, towns and villages. The families staying in the neighbourhood help each other during thick and thin. Staying together gives a sense of security. A common park is developed where elders can walk and children can play. Community buildings are constructed for social functions and people staying in that particular society can use the building collectively.

Man is a social animal and always stays together in cities, towns and villages. The families staying in the neighbourhood help each other during thick and thin. Staying together gives a sense of security. A common park is developed where elders can walk and children can play. Community buildings are constructed for social functions and people staying in that particular society can use the building collectively.

Public street light is an example of public property

Bus is an example of public property.

Public property is property that is dedicated to public use and is a subset of state property.It can be classified in three types:-

First category of public property includes assets that we use daily. 

Second category includes government offices, lakes, parks, playgrounds and museums. 

Third category covers historical monuments such as forts, stupas, towers, temples and caves.

The full form of PDPP is prevention of damage to public property.

Council of Ministers is categorised into three categories.
1- Cabinet Ministers - They act as head of important ministries (like Defense Ministry, Home Ministry, etc.) of the central government and play important role in framing policies.
2- Ministers of State - They can be given Independent charge of ministries or can be attached to the cabinet ministers. When attached to the cabinet ministers, they work under the guidance of cabinet ministers.
3- Deputy Ministers - They are never given independent charge of ministry (unlike ministers of state), and always remain attached to the cabinet ministers or ministers of state. They assist to discharge the political, administrative and parliamentary duties effectively.

The assertion is false because the Governor dismisses a minister of state government on the advice of the Chief Minister. The reason is true because the Chief Minister is the head of the state council of ministers.

The Constitution endows the Governor with the executive power of the State. The Governor of a State possesses wide powers and functions – executive, legislative, financial and judicial. His financial powers include:
• Control of state contingency fund and power to authorize immediate expenditures pending future legislative sanctions. 
• Authority to approve the State's annual budget before it is laid before legislative assembly. 
• Authority to be informed and grant permission about proposals for higher taxation or expenditure before they can be discussed in the legislative assembly.

Council of Ministers is categorized into three categories.
1- Cabinet Ministers - They act as head of important ministries (like Defense Ministry, Home Ministry, etc.) of the central government and play important role in framing policies.
2- Ministers of State - They can be given Independent charge of ministries or can be attached to the cabinet ministers. When attached to the cabinet ministers, they work under the guidance of cabinet ministers.
3- Deputy Ministers - They are never given independent charge of ministry (unlike ministers of state), and always remain attached to the cabinet ministers or ministers of state. They assist to discharge the political, administrative and parliamentary duties effectively.