Indian Government Structure and Functions

The video tutorial provides an overview of India's governance system, highlighting its independence in 1947 and its status as a republic in 1950. It explains the democratic rights of Indian citizens to elect representatives and the dual-level government structure comprising central and state governments. The central government operates from Delhi, where key officials, including the President and Prime Minister, reside and work.

When did India gain independence from British rule?

• 2nd October 1947

• 26th January 1950

• 15th August 1950

• 15th August 1947

What significant event took place on 26th January 1950 in India?

• The capital was moved to Delhi

• The first general elections were held

• India became a republic

• India became independent

Why does India have governments at two levels?

• To govern its vast geographical area

• To manage its large population

• To ensure equal distribution of resources

• To promote cultural diversity

What is the role of the central government in India?

• To oversee state governments

• To conduct state elections

• To handle national affairs

• To manage local issues

Where are the offices of the central government located?

• Chennai

• Delhi

• Mumbai

• Kolkata

Who among the following is a key figure in the central government?

• Prime Minister

• Governor

• Chief Minister

• Mayor