Civics
How is a major policy decision taken?
Practice questions
Why is the policy decision related to the Mandal Commission an important example to understand working of institutions?Why is Cabinet approval considered decisive in a major policy decision?Why is the Prime Minister's role in a policy decision not merely formal?What best describes the initial role of the concerned ministry in a policy decision?How can the role of bureaucracy in a major policy decision be best understood?Why may it be necessary to issue a policy decision as a government order?How does discussion on a policy in Parliament make the government accountable?What is the effect of collective responsibility of the Council of Ministers to Lok Sabha on policy decisions?Why is the President's approval considered part of the constitutional process?Why can the judiciary review a policy decision?Different roles of Parliament executive and judiciary in a policy decision show which principle?If the government implements a major decision without discussion and explanation what democratic problem may arise?Which option correctly states the main difference between a policy decision and a law?Why is the role of budget important in a major policy decision?What is the relation between mandate and policy decisions?Why is opposition criticism in policy decisions considered useful for democracy?What is the most appropriate reason for taking expert opinion in a policy decision?Why can the success of a policy decision not be measured only by announcement?What is the most important benefit of public debate in a major policy decision?If a policy affects a fundamental right which institution becomes especially important?