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# Question & Answer
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What is the principle of collective responsibility in state government? - All ministers are collectively accountable to the Legislative Assembly
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Which Article mentions the Council of Ministers in a state? - Article 163
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Who appoints other ministers in the state? - The Governor, on the advice of the Chief Minister
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Who heads the state Council of Ministers? - The Chief Minister
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Can the Chief Minister be removed from office? - Yes, by resignation or loss of majority in the Assembly
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What is the term of office of the Chief Minister? - No fixed term; holds office as long as they have majority support in the Legislative Assembly
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How is the Chief Minister chosen? - Usually the leader of the majority party or coalition in the Legislative Assembly
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Who appoints the Chief Minister? - The Governor
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Who is the real executive authority in a state? - The Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers
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Can a Governor resign before completing the term? - Yes, by submitting resignation to the President
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Can a Governor hold office in more than one state? - Yes, temporarily, the President may appoint a Governor for two or more states
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Can a Governor be removed before completing the term? - Yes, by the President at any time
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What is the term of office of a Governor? - Five years
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Who appoints the Governor of a state? - The President of India
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Who is the constitutional head of a state? - The Governor
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Can the Supreme Court strike down ordinances issued by the President? - Yes, if they violate the Constitution
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What is the role of Supreme Court in election disputes? - It can adjudicate disputes related to presidential, vice-presidential, and parliamentary elections
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Can the Supreme Court try members of Parliament for contempt? - Yes, for obstruction of judicial work or defiance of court orders
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Can the Supreme Court review emergency proclamations? - Yes, it can examine validity under Articles 352, 356, and 360
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Can a citizen directly approach the Supreme Court for violation of Fundamental Rights? - Yes, under Article 32
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Can the Supreme Court handle inter-state disputes? - Yes, under its original jurisdiction
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Can the Supreme Court act as a guardian of the Constitution? - Yes, it is the protector of the Constitution and rule of law
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Which Article ensures Supreme Court’s appellate power over High Courts? - Article 132 to 134
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Can the Supreme Court declare state laws unconstitutional? - Yes, if they violate Fundamental Rights or the Constitution
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Who decides the salary and allowances of Supreme Court judges? - Parliament, fixed by law and cannot be altered during the term