Test: State Government - Class 8 MCQ

India has 28 state governments, each presiding over its respective jurisdiction.

The Chief Minister is the executive head of the state government, leading the council of ministers and overseeing governance.

The Governor is appointed by the President of India and serves as the constitutional head of the state.

Agriculture falls under the jurisdiction of the state government, which provides financial assistance and support to farmers.

MLAs are elected representatives who participate in law-making, debate policies, and represent the interests of their constituents in the Legislative Assembly.

MLAs are elected for a five-year term, after which new elections are held.

The Governor has the power to reserve bills passed by the State Legislature for the President’s consideration.

The state police is responsible for maintaining internal security and law and order within a state.

State Governments manage sectors such as public health, sanitation, education, and transportation.

The Legislative Assembly is also called Vidhan Sabha in India's states.

The Chief Minister is chosen by the majority party in the State Legislative Assembly and is then appointed by the Governor.

When no single party wins a majority in the State Legislative Assembly, multiple parties can form a coalition government.

The State Finance Minister presents the State Budget, which details financial expenditures and revenues.

Defense is managed by the Central Government, not the State Government.

If the State Government loses the majority in the Legislative Assembly, the Governor may recommend President’s Rule, and the Central Government takes over the administration.