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What is the correct difference between judiciary and executive?

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Correct answer: Executive implements laws, judiciary decides disputes

Correct answer: A. The executive is the branch of government that runs day-to-day administration and puts laws and public policies into practice. Ministers and government departments take executive decisions and provide public services. The judiciary is the system of courts. It hears cases, settles disputes, interprets laws and protects constitutional rights. Therefore, the two institutions have different but connected roles: the executive governs and implements, while the judiciary examines disputes and legality. Option B is wrong because courts do not make ministers, and hearing appeals is a judicial function. Option C is wrong because neither institution is the Election Commission. Option D is wrong because both work within the constitutional and legal system. Memory cue: executive executes; judiciary judges.

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ExecutiveJudiciarySeparation Of PowersCivics Class 9The Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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