AEqual opportunities
BCentre-State relations
CFreedom of Press
DElectoral reforms

AEqual opportunities
BCentre-State relations
CFreedom of Press
DElectoral reforms
Related Questions:
Consider the following statements regarding the office of the Attorney General.
The qualification for the office of Attorney General includes the possibility of being an 'eminent jurist' in the President's opinion.
The Attorney General has the right to vote in a parliamentary committee of which he/she is a member.
The remuneration of the Attorney General is not fixed by the Constitution.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the duties assigned to the Attorney General by the President?
i. The Attorney General represents the Government of India in all cases in the Supreme Court where the Government is concerned.
ii. The Attorney General must appear in every High Court case across India, regardless of the Government’s involvement.
iii. The Attorney General represents the Government of India in references made by the President to the Supreme Court under Article 143.
Which of the following statements is/are correct about the remuneration of the Attorney General of India?
i. The remuneration of the Attorney General is determined by the President.
ii. The Constitution fixes the remuneration of the Attorney General.
ii. The Attorney General’s remuneration is equivalent to that of a Supreme Court judge.
Consider the following statements about the Advocate General's tenure and remuneration:
i. The Advocate General can resign from office by submitting a letter to the Governor.
ii. By convention, the Advocate General resigns when the state government changes.
iii. The Constitution explicitly fixes the remuneration of the Advocate General.
iv. The Governor determines the remuneration of the Advocate General.