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1. After the elections, the MLAs belonging to the ruling party will elect their leader who will become the chief minister. 

2. A Chief Minister is an elected head of the government who is selected through a majority in the state legislative assembly established by the vote of confidence in the legislative assembly, suggested by the governor of the state who is the appointing authority

The main functions of the Chief Minister are :

• He/She allocates the work among the ministers 
• He/She monitors the functions of various departments and coordinates their work. All ministers work in his/her leadership 
• He/She presides over the meetings of the cabinet 
• Being a leader of majority party, he/she acts as leader of the house in the assembly.

The Governor is appointed by the President. His term is for 5 years but, he could only remain in his post until the President’s will. The qualification of a Governor is that- He must be a citizen of India, He must not be less than 35 years of age, the Governor should not be a member of any house of the Parliament/Legislative Assembly. If an MP is appointed as Governor, he needs to vacate his seat. He should also not hold any other office of profit

the minimum age to become an MLA is 25.

In the executive, the Governor, the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers are included and the permanent executive consists of government officials and employees.

In India the voters choose the government at the following three levels : 

1. The urban body of our city or Panchayati Raj institutions of our rural area at local level. 

2. To the government of our state at state level. 

3. To the union government of the country at national level.

Jaipur  is the capital of rajasthan.

Political executive is the body of elected people for the period set by the public. These are political people who take important policy decisions to run the government. The permanent executive consists of people who are not elected by the public, but the government nominates them for a long time such as the secretary and other administrative officers. These public servants work under the control of the political executive and are responsible for implementing the decisions taken by the political executive.

Assembly has the control over the state’s finance related work.

The Council of Ministers governs the rule of the state from Jaipur which is the capital city of Rajasthan.

29 provincial federal units in the Indian republic.

The voters of the state cast their votes for All of three.

The judiciary is the third important organ of the government. Current courts at different levels of the country are collectively called the Judiciary system. Judiciary is an independent organization from the legislature and executive. The Supreme Court of the Indian Judiciary is located in New Delhi. It controls the highest courts of the states. The highest court in the state is the High Court.The High Court regulates the state’s judicial matters. There are district and sessions courts under it. Rajasthan’s High Court is located in Jodhpur.

The High Court can hear All of the above disputes.

The High Court of Rajasthan is located in Jodhpur.

There is a three-level government in India : 

1. local body 

2. state government and 

3. central government. 

Every government has to make laws, recover taxes and establish their own area of administration. The Constitution has divided the powers and functions of the government into three lists clearly between the central government and state government. These lists are – Union list, State List and Concurrent list.

The Union list contains 97 subjects of national and international importance such as defense, external affairs, banking, communications, railways and currency. The power to make laws on these subjects has been given only to the Central Government.

The State list contains 66 topics of local importance like police, local trade/business and commerce, agriculture and irrigation. The power to make laws on these subjects has been given only to the State government.

The third list is Concurrent list. This list includes education, forest, labour union, marriage, etc. 47 subjects on which both the central and state governments can make laws. But the law of the Center has been given precedence.

The Rajasthan State Assembly consists of 200 memmbers.

Governor is an integral part of the state legislature.

High Court can address the following disputes :

1. Disputes among the citizens 

2. Dispute between government and the citizen 

3. Appeal against decisions of subordinate courts.

Rajasthan Assembly meeting takes place at least three times in a year. These meetings are held in the assembly hall situated in Rajasthan’s capital, Jaipur. The President of the Assembly conducts the proceedings of the Assembly.

1. President of India 

2. the Chief Minister 

3. The High Court 

4. Member of Legislative Assembly 

5. Electoral Constituencies 

6. Opposition Party

c. It means that there are to houses like upper house and lower house.

Members of the Legislative Assembly, i.e. the legislator is also a member of the electoral college. They participate in the election of the president and the members of the Rajya Sabha. They also elect the President and Vice-President of the House.

(d) Legislative, executive and judiciary

a. A is correct and R explains A

a. A is correct and R explains A

1. The Chief Minister is the real executive head of the state administration.

2. He allocates the portfolios among the ministers.

3. The Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to the State Legislature.

4. All the ministers work as a team under the Chief Minister.

5. The Chief Minister formulates programmes and policies for the welfare of the people of the state.

6. The council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Legislative Assembly of the state

Legislative Assembly is the law making body of a state. The members of (his Assembly are directly elected by people, so they can be called as representatix e ol people or usually known as Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA).

(a) Leader of the Majority party

The Governor, Legislative Assembly and Le gislative Council are together called a State Legislature.

175 Assembly Constituencies are there in Andhra Pradesh.

A) to enact laws

There are 28 States of India.

The primary function of the state legislature is to enact laws.

Governor is the Constitutional head of the state.

Legislative Assembly is the lower house of the state legislature.

Legislature : A legislature is a governing Ipody that makes laws and can also amend or repeal them.

Legislative Council or Vidhana Parishat is the upper house of the state legislature.

1. Judicial review 

2. Legislative Assembly 

3. Governor 

4. Thiru Edappadi K. Palaniswami

5. Thiru Banvarilal Purohit 

6. Sixty 

7. Permanent 

8. Speaker 

9. Upper House 

10. 169

1. The President 

2. people 

3. Mrs.Fathima Beevi 

4. The Governor 

5. 1956 

6. President

(b) Sama Needhi Kanda Cholan (Manu needhi Cholan)

The powers are divided into three lists. 

1. The Union list. 

2. The State list. 

3. The Concurrent list.

The composition of Legislative council: 

1. 1/3^rd of the members are elected by the Legislative Assembly. 

2. 1/3^rd of the members are elected by the Local Authorities. 

3. 1/12^th of the members are elected by the Graduates Constituency. 

4. 1/12^th of the members are elected by the Teachers Constituency. 

5. 1/6^th of the members are nominated by Governor of the State.

A. (ii) 

B. (i) 

C. (iv) 

D. (v) 

E. (iii)

The institution of High Court originated in India in 1862.

The state government makes laws on the state list.

Universal Adult Frachise means : Every Indian to get the Right to Vote at the age of 18 years without discrimination.

1. The most basic form of a secret ballot utilizes blank pieces.of paper upon which each voter marks his or her choice.

2. Without revealing the votes to ainyone, the voter folds the ballot paper in half and places it in a sealed box. 

3. This box is later emptied for counting.

(e) (i), (ii) and (iv) are correct

(c) is a permanent house