Who is considered the center of policy making in India?

Correct answer: Central Government

Correct answer: B, the Central Government. National policies are made through the institutions of the Union or Central Government. The Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers discuss important proposals, take decisions, and guide their implementation. Parliament may debate, approve, and control laws and public spending, so policy making is not the work of one person alone; however, among the choices, the Central Government is the correct centre for policies concerning the whole country. A, the Governor, is the constitutional head of a state and does not generally lead national policy making. C, the Judiciary interprets laws and reviews whether actions follow the Constitution; it is not the main policy-making body. D, the Election Commission conducts and supervises elections, rather than framing ordinary public policies. Memory cue: national policy is linked with the Central Government, while elections are linked with the Election Commission and legal interpretation with the Judiciary.