What does the Police (CCTNS) project aim to achieve?

The e-Courts project, an Integrated MMP, aims to improve efficiency and access to what?

What is the function of Common Services Centers (CSCs) as an Integrated MMP?

Which State MMP focuses on digitizing services related to vehicle registration and driving licenses?

Which Central MMP aims to provide a unique digital identity to every resident?

How many total MMPs are included in NeGP?

What is the goal of the 'Standards and Policies' component of NeGP?

Which organization assesses the projects and conducts e-readiness assessments of states and union territories?

What is the purpose of the 'Awareness and Communication' component of MMPs?

Which type of MMP requires collaboration between central and state governments?

Which of the following is an example of a State MMP?

Which of the following is an example of a Central MMP?

What is the role of State e-Governance Mission Teams (SeMTs)?

Which ministry acts as a facilitator and provides technical assistance for the implementation of NeGP?

Which category of MMPs is managed and implemented by central government ministries?

How are India's MMPs categorized?

What is the primary aim of Mission Mode Projects (MMPs)?

What are the core components of India's National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)?

Which of the following statements are correct about the role of the Attorney General of India?

i. The Attorney General is the highest law officer in India.

ii. The Attorney General is a full-time counsel for the Government of India.

iii. The Attorney General can engage in private legal practice.

Which of the following statements is/are correct about the limitations imposed on the Attorney General?

i. The Attorney General cannot advise or hold a brief against the Government of India.

ii. The Attorney General can defend accused persons in criminal prosecutions without any permission.

iii. The Attorney General cannot accept a directorship in a company without the Government of India’s permission.

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.

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. i

ii. The Attorney General’s remuneration is equivalent to that of a Supreme Court judge.

Which of the following statements is/are correct about the removal of the Attorney General of India?

i. The Attorney General can be removed by the President at any time.

ii. The Constitution specifies the procedure and grounds for the removal of the Attorney General.

iii. By convention, the Attorney General resigns when the government changes.

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the qualifications of the Attorney General of India?

i. The Attorney General must be an Indian citizen.

ii. The Attorney General must have been a High Court judge for at least 5 years or an advocate in a High Court for 10 years, or an eminent jurist as per the President's opinion.

iii. The Attorney General must have served as a Supreme Court judge for at least 3 years.

Consider the following statements regarding the office of the Attorney General.

1. The qualification for the office of Attorney General includes the possibility of being an 'eminent jurist' in the President's opinion.

2. The Attorney General has the right to vote in a parliamentary committee of which he/she is a member.

3. The remuneration of the Attorney General is not fixed by the Constitution.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements about the limitations placed on the Attorney General.

1. The Attorney General is absolutely barred from advising or holding a brief against the Government of India.

2. To defend an accused person in a criminal prosecution, the Attorney General must obtain prior permission from the Chief Justice of India.

3. The Attorney General is categorized as a government servant and is thus subject to the conduct rules applicable to civil servants.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements.

1. Article 76 of the Constitution mandates that the Attorney General must resign upon the change of the ruling government.

2. The right of the Attorney General to participate in the proceedings of the Parliament is a constitutional right.

3. The Constitution is silent on both the term of office and the remuneration for the Attorney General.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements about the duties assigned to the Attorney General.

1. The President has assigned the Attorney General the duty to appear for the Government of India in all cases in which the Government of India is concerned, both in the Supreme Court and High Courts.

2. The Attorney General is required to represent the Government of India in any reference made by the President to the Supreme Court under Article 143.

3. It is a constitutional duty of the Attorney General to discharge functions conferred on him/her by any law made by the Parliament.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the removal and remuneration of the Attorney General.

1. The Constitution lays down the specific grounds of 'proved misbehaviour or incapacity' for the removal of the Attorney General.

2. The Attorney General holds office based on the 'doctrine of pleasure', meaning they can be removed by the President at any time without cause.

3. The salary and allowances of the Attorney General are determined by an act of Parliament.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Which of the following statements are true about the professional status and limitations of the Attorney General?
(i) The Attorney General is not debarred from private legal practice, distinguishing the office from that of a full-time government counsel.
(ii) The Attorney General cannot advise or hold a brief in cases where he/she is already called upon to appear for the Government of India.
(iii) The Attorney General is forbidden from accepting an appointment as a director in any company, with no exceptions.

Which of the following statements are correct regarding the qualifications for the Attorney General?
(i) An eminent jurist, in the opinion of the President, is eligible to be appointed as the Attorney General.
(ii) A person who has been an advocate of a High Court for 10 years meets one of the eligibility criteria for the office.
(iii) A person must have been a High Court judge for 10 years or a High Court advocate for 5 years to be qualified.

Which of the following statements correctly describe the Attorney General's relationship with Parliament and the Judiciary?
(i) The Attorney General has the right to speak in both Houses of Parliament but lacks the right to vote.
(ii) The Attorney General enjoys the right of audience in any court within the territory of India.
(iii) The Attorney General can be made a member of any parliamentary committee, which grants him/her voting rights within that committee.

Which of the following statements are true about the scope of the Attorney General's functions?
(i) The Attorney General's primary role is to advise the Government of India on legal matters referred by the President.
(ii) The Attorney General is prohibited from holding a brief against the Government of India.
(iii) The Attorney General must not advise any ministry or department of the Government unless the reference is channeled through the Ministry of Law and Justice.

Which of the following statements are correct about the appointment and tenure of the Attorney General?
(i) The Attorney General is appointed by the President based on the advice of the outgoing Attorney General.
(ii) The Constitution provides a fixed five-year tenure for the Attorney General to ensure his independence.
(iii) Conventionally, the Attorney General resigns when the government he/she was appointed to advise is replaced.

Choose the correct statement(s) about the duties of the Attorney General.
i. The President is mandated to assign the duty of representing the Government of India in any reference made under Article 143.
ii. The duties of the Attorney General are exhaustively listed in Article 76 of the Constitution.
iii. The Attorney General is constitutionally bound to provide legal advice to the Prime Minister directly.
iv. The Attorney General's primary function is to appear on behalf of the Government of India in all High Court cases.

Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the rights of the Attorney General in Parliament and courts.
i. The Attorney General has the right to vote in the proceedings of a joint sitting of the Parliament.
ii. The Attorney General has the right of audience exclusively in the Supreme Court and High Courts.
iii. The right of the Attorney General to participate in parliamentary proceedings is conferred by Article 88 of the Constitution.
iv. The Attorney General can be named a member of a parliamentary committee and has the right to speak in it.

Choose the correct statement(s) concerning the limitations and professional status of the Attorney General.
i. The Attorney General is debarred from engaging in any private legal practice during their tenure.
ii. The Attorney General can defend an accused in a criminal prosecution if they receive permission from the Government of India.
iii. The Attorney General is considered a government servant and is part of the central civil services.
iv. The Attorney General can directly advise any Public Sector Undertaking on legal matters upon its request.

Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the qualifications for the Attorney General of India.
i. To be appointed, a person must have served as a judge of a High Court for at least 10 years.
ii. A distinguished academician specializing in constitutional law could be appointed as Attorney General under the 'eminent jurist' clause.
iii. The qualification criteria for the Attorney General are identical to those of a judge of the Supreme Court.
iv. A person must be an Indian citizen to be eligible for the office of Attorney General.

Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the term, removal, and remuneration of the Attorney General.
i. The Constitution does not specify the procedure for the removal of the Attorney General.
ii. The remuneration of the Attorney General is determined by the President.
iii. The Attorney General is constitutionally mandated to resign when the council of ministers resigns or is replaced.
iv. The office of the Attorney General is classified as a full-time government position.

The Revised Bloom's Taxonomy changed the names of the six major categories from nouns to verbs because:

Which level in the Psychomotor Domain is described as the lowest level of neuromuscular activity, starting as an impulse?

In the Affective Domain, which stage indicates the readiness of an individual to properly receive information?

The highest level of cognitive ability, involving judging material against a standard, is:

Which cognitive level involves putting elements together to form a functional whole or a new pattern?

Breaking down material into its components and detecting inter-relationships is characteristic of which cognitive level?

Using knowledge and comprehension of concepts in a new situation for solving a specific problem falls under which cognitive level ?

Which level in the cognitive domain involves understanding the material and going beyond mere recall ?

What was the first published taxonomy of the 'Taxonomy of Educational Objectives'?

Who headed the team of professors that developed the 'Taxonomy of Educational Objectives'?