B. To help preparing international treaties

C. To help preparing national budget

D. To implement laws in proper spirit

E. To help maintaining law and order

A. To prepare sub-rules and regulations for the laws

C. To help in maintaining financial stability

D. To guide the Ministers

E. To avoid lag between law and its implementation

A. It should try to be maximum efficient

B. It should properly scrutinize ligislative proposals

C. It should vigorously implement laws

B. Political leadership

C. Head of the Government

D. Farm of Government

E. Head of the state

A. Socialist system

B. Parliamentary form of Government

C. Democratic system

D. Presidential form of Government

A. Be flexible

C. Implement laws in letters

D. Be too rigid

B. To properly perform quasi-judicial allotted functions

C. None of these

D. To help in maintaining sound economy

E. To keep financial stability

B. None of these

C. Members of Parliament

D. Judges of the Supreme Court

E. Top political leaders

A. It should be impartial

B. It should implment laws in goad spirit

C. It should work in close cooperation with the political executive

B. De-facto executive

C. Political executive

D. Nominal Executive

E. De-jure executive

A. Canada

B. India

D. England

E. Australia

A. Only high ranking public servants

C. Only middle level civil servants

D. Those working in the public undertakings.

E. Only lower level civil servants

A. It should provide factural data to the executive

B. It should avoid confrontation with political executive

C. It should guide Ministers