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C. Mention two powers of the Governor from each of the sections given below.

1. Executive Powers 2. Legislative Powers
3. Financial Powers 4. Judicial Powers
5. Discretionary Powers

D. Match the following columns.
Column A Column B

1. Constitutional Head (a) Bureaucracy
2. Permanent Executive (b) Executive for a fixed period and is temporary
3. Political Executive (c) Elected for five years

4. MLA (d) Governor
E. Give reasons for the following.

1. Governor is an agent of the centre.
2. Chief minister and Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to Lok Sabha.
3. Permanent Executive guides Political Executive.

F. Answer the following questions.
1. What constitutes the State Executive.

2. Describe Governor’s, role as the Constitutional Head of Government.
3. Describe the role of Governor as an agent of the Centre.
4. Describe the powers and position of the Chief Minister.

5. Describe the composition of Council of Ministers.
6. What are the functions of Council of Ministers?
7. Describe the composition of Legislative Assembly.

8. Describe the composition of State Legislative Council.
9. Describe the powers of State Legislature.
10. Compare State Legislative Assembly with State Legislative Council.

11. Describe the procedure of passing a Bill.

H TS Question
H TS Question
Which candidate will have more power— elected or nominated?

Activity
Activity
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A. Make a project on the functioning of the government of your state.
B. Stick the map of your state. Write the names of your State’s Governor and Chief Minister. Try
to find out the population of your state.

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