What is the major role of a High Court at the state level?

Correct answer: Hearing judicial matters at a high level in the state

A High Court is the highest judicial institution within a state’s judicial system. It hears important cases at the state level, supervises or guides the lower courts according to law, and protects legal and constitutional rights through its decisions. Thus, its main role is connected with administering justice in the state, not with running elections or preparing government budgets.

Option A is correct because it describes hearing judicial matters at a high level in the state. The Lok Sabha election is conducted under the Election Commission, the Prime Minister is appointed through the constitutional process involving the President and the majority in the Lok Sabha, and the Union Budget is prepared by the Union government. These are not the main functions of a High Court. The supplied answer is accurate.