What is the main difference between roles of High Court and Supreme Court?

Correct answer: High Court works at state level and Supreme Court at highest national level

The High Court and the Supreme Court are both important courts, but they occupy different levels in India’s judicial structure. A High Court mainly works at the state level and hears cases connected with that state, while the Supreme Court is the highest court for the whole country. The Supreme Court also hears certain appeals from High Courts and other courts. This difference is about territorial and institutional level, not about one court being unrelated to the other.

Option A is correct because it accurately describes the state-level role of a High Court and the national, highest-level role of the Supreme Court. Options B, C, and D are incorrect: courts do not merely run panchayats, a High Court is not the Election Commission, and the Supreme Court is not a local state office. The hierarchy of courts therefore supports option A.