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What is the purpose of the Comparative Analysis Model in e-governance?

1. To allow citizens to track the status of service requests online.
2. To enable governments and international organizations to compare policies and services across different regions or countries.
3. To facilitate secure sharing of criminal data between law enforcement agencies.
4. To provide a platform for online petitions and mobilization on environmental issues.
5. To ensure information on government schemes is widely available to the public.

Identify the e-governance model that utilizes digital platforms to mobilize people and influence public policy, often driven by NGOs and civil society.

1. The Interactive Service Model.
2. The Comparative Analysis Model.
3. The E-Advocacy Model.
4. The Critical Flow Model.

Which e-governance model is primarily used for managing the flow of sensitive and critical information within government departments for internal processes?

1. The E-Advocacy Model.
2. The Critical Flow Model.
3. The Comparative Analysis Model.
4. The Broadcasting Model.

What is the primary goal of the Interactive Service Model in e-governance?

1. To enable citizens to apply for services like passports and pay utility bills online.
2. To facilitate secure data sharing between different law enforcement agencies.
3. To allow citizens and interest groups to collectively voice concerns and lobby the government.
4. To provide online services and enable direct communication between the government and citizens.

Analyze the role and structure of NITI Aayog in India's planning landscape.

1. NITI Aayog has replaced the Planning Commission and is now responsible for planning in India.
2. The Prime Minister of India serves as the Chairperson of NITI Aayog.
3. NITI Aayog's primary aim is to centralize all economic policy-making decisions at the national level, excluding state governments.
4. The governing council of NITI Aayog includes all State Chief Ministers and Lieutenant Governors of Union Territories.

Which of the following statements correctly identifies the objectives of economic planning in India?

1. Modernization involves adopting the latest technologies and fostering societal changes, including the protection of women's rights and social security.
2. The primary goal of self-reliance is to increase dependence on foreign aid for industrial development.
3. Equity in economic planning aims to ensure that all citizens benefit from national progress and receive basic necessities, health protection, and a fair distribution of wealth.
4. Economic growth is considered unimportant in economic planning.

Evaluate the significance of the 'Bombay Plan' and 'Peoples Plan' in the context of India's economic planning.

1. The 'Bombay Plan' was a proposal drafted by a group of industrialists in 1944 advocating for India's economic development.
2. The 'Peoples Plan' was formulated by the government to promote state-controlled industries.
3. Both the 'Bombay Plan' and the 'Peoples Plan' played a role in shaping India's economic planning strategies.
4. The 'Bombay Plan' focused solely on agricultural reforms.

Which of the following statements accurately describe the concept of economic planning in India ?

1. Economic planning is the process of setting economic objectives for society and devising strategies to achieve them within a specified timeframe using available resources.
2. Economic planning's primary role is to hinder economic growth by imposing strict regulations on resource utilization.
3. The main objective of economic planning is to decrease the production of goods and services to conserve resources.
4. Economic planning is crucial for accelerating economic growth and achieving societal economic goals.

Which of the following are members of the NITI Aayog's governing council ?

What is the primary responsibility of NITI Aayog in India ?

What is the current body responsible for planning in India, aiming to foster involvement of State Governments ?

Which constitutional amendments in 1992 led to the establishment of Panchayati Raj and Nagarpalika institutions ?

What was the focus of the Eighth Five Year Plan (1992-97) ?

The objective of the Fifth Five Year Plan (1974-79) was :

Which Five Year Plan focused on the overall development of agriculture ?

The Five Year Plans in India were influenced by the model of which country ?

Ensuring 'Equity' in economic planning means :

The objective of 'Self-reliance' in economic planning aims to :

What does 'Modernisation' in the context of economic planning refer to ?

Which of the following is an objective of economic planning ?

In what year was the Planning Commission of India established by a resolution of the Indian Cabinet?

Who is considered the 'Father of Indian planning' and authored 'Planned Economy for India' ?

What was the 'Bombay Plan' prepared in 1944 focused on ?

Self evident assumption without proof

The process of applying standardised measurement of varying levels of achievements is

The process of converting marks into grades ?

Geometry is introduced in

Most outstanding contribution of Ramanujan was in the field of

What is economic planning?

Consider the following statements about election expenditure limits:

1. The security deposit for a Lok Sabha candidate is ₹25,000, with half for SC/ST candidates.

2. The expenditure limit for Lok Sabha candidates in big states was recently increased to ₹95 lakhs.

3. The expenditure limit for Assembly candidates in small states is ₹28 lakhs.

Which of the statements are correct?

Consider the following statements about the first Lok Sabha elections of India (1951-52):

1. The elections were held from October 1951 to February 1952.

2. Himachal Pradesh was the first state to hold Lok Sabha elections.

3. The first person to cast a vote was Shyam Sharan Negi.

4. The Indian National Congress won more than 350 seats.

Which of the statements are correct?

Consider the following statements about recognition criteria for National Parties in India:

1. A party must secure at least 6% of valid votes in four or more states and win 4 Lok Sabha seats.

2. A party must win 2% of seats in Lok Sabha, with MPs from three or more states.

3. A party can become a national party by winning at least 10% votes at Lok Sabha elections.

Which of the statements are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the State Election Commission:

1. The State Election Commissioner is appointed by the Governor.

2. The term of office is 5 years or until 65 years of age.

3. The State Election Commission is responsible for elections to Panchayats and Municipalities.

4. The State Election Commissioner can be removed by the State Assembly.

Which of the statements are correct?

Consider the following statements about the Election Commission of India:

1. The Election Commission supervises elections to Parliament, State Legislatures, and the office of the President and Vice President.

2. The Election Commission can be removed by a vote in Parliament.

3. The Election Commission has advisory, administrative, and quasi-judicial powers.

Which of the statements are correct?

Which e-governance model is used by governments to learn from the successes and failures of others to make informed decisions about policy and service design?

The E-Advocacy Model is a tool for civic engagement that allows citizens and interest groups to:

Which of the following statements about the appointment of Election Commissioners after the Anoop Baranwal case (2023) are correct?

1. The CEC and ECs are appointed based on a committee recommendation.

2. The committee consists of the Prime Minister, Leader of Opposition, and Chief Justice of India.

3. The President appoints the Commissioners solely at his discretion without consultation.

4. A Search Committee headed by the Law Minister prepares a panel of five persons for committee consideration.

What is the primary focus of the Critical Flow Model in e-governance?

The goal of the Interactive Service Model in e-governance is to:

Which model of e-governance is characterized by the one-way dissemination of information from the government to the public using ICTs?

Which of the following statements regarding the age limit for contesting elections in India are correct?

1. The minimum age for Lok Sabha membership is 25 years.

2. The minimum age for Rajya Sabha membership is 30 years.

3. The minimum age for contesting Panchayat elections is 21 years.

4. The minimum age for contesting Presidential elections is 30 years.

Analyze the role of e-governance in managing takeovers and mergers.

1. E-governance is crucial for protecting the interests of all parties involved in takeovers and mergers.
2. Takeovers and mergers are becoming less frequent in today's business world.
3. E-governance does not contribute to the smooth execution of mergers and acquisitions.

What is the significance of e-governance in the context of globalization for organizations?

1. E-governance is essential for large organizations operating in the global market to attract foreign investors and clients.
2. Adhering to international regulations in a globalized market requires strong corporate governance, supported by e-governance.
3. Companies can easily survive and succeed in the global marketplace without adopting e-governance.
4. Globalization has made e-governance less relevant for international business operations.

Evaluate the statement regarding the increase in scams and its connection to e-governance.

1. The recent increase in scams, frauds, and corrupt practices has led organizations to adopt e-governance.
2. E-governance helps prevent the misuse and misappropriation of public funds in stock markets, banks, and government offices.
3. The rise in corrupt practices has made e-governance adoption unnecessary.

What is the primary function of e-governance in relation to social responsibility?

1. E-governance enables boards of directors to effectively ensure the rights of customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers, and local communities.
2. Social responsibility is less important in the current business environment, reducing the need for e-governance.
3. E-governance systems are not designed to support the fulfillment of social responsibilities.

Which of the following statements are true about the changing ownership structure and its relation to e-governance?

1. Public financial institutions and mutual funds are now major shareholders in many companies.
2. E-governance is being compelled by the government to ensure effective control and consumer-friendly policies.
3. The shift in ownership structure has decreased the need for transparency in corporate management.
4. E-governance is not relevant for managing companies with diverse shareholder bases.

Identify the correct statements regarding the role of SEBI and e-governance.

1. SEBI has made e-governance mandatory for specific organizations to protect investors.
2. The mandatory adoption of e-governance by SEBI aims to ensure transparency and fairness in the system.
3. E-governance is not a tool for safeguarding the interests of stakeholders.
4. SEBI's directive on e-governance is unrelated to corporate governance practices.

What challenges in the business environment necessitate the adoption of e-governance?

1. The increasing frequency of takeovers and mergers requires e-governance to protect involved parties.
2. Operating in a global market demands strong corporate governance, which is supported by e-governance.
3. Weak shareholder associations allow directors to misuse power, highlighting the need for e-governance.
4. The decline in the number of scams and frauds reduces the need for e-governance.

Analyze the role of e-governance in corporate social responsibility and investor protection.

1. E-governance systems are crucial for boards of directors to ensure the rights of customers, employees, shareholders, suppliers, and local communities.
2. The indifference of investors and potential misuse of power by directors can be mitigated through good governance facilitated by e-governance.
3. SEBI mandates e-governance to protect investors and ensure transparency and fairness.
4. E-governance does not play a role in protecting the interests of stakeholders during mergers and takeovers.