After a Cabinet decision, who generally carries the responsibility of implementing the policy?

Correct answer: संबंधित मंत्रालय और प्रशासन

Correct answer: A — the concerned ministry and administration generally implement the policy. The Cabinet is part of the political executive and takes important policy decisions. Once a decision is made, the responsible ministry translates it into rules, schemes, programmes, orders and practical instructions. Civil servants and administrative departments provide continuity, technical knowledge and day-to-day execution. The elected government remains politically answerable for the policy, while the administrative machinery carries out the authorised work. Option A is correct because it includes both the responsible ministry and the implementing administration. Option B is wrong because the opposition may scrutinise the government but does not normally implement its policy. Option C is wrong because news channels inform the public and may discuss policy, but they are not the implementing authority. Option D is wrong because voters choose representatives and may hold them accountable, but they do not generally execute government schemes. Cue: ministers decide politically; administration implements practically.