Test: Municipalities - SSC MTS / SSC GD MCQ

Gram Panchayat is not a type of municipality; it is the lowest level of rural local government.

The chief executive officer of a Municipal Corporation is the Commissioner who is appointed by the state government.

The 74th Amendment Act, 1992, deals with Municipalities and aims to strengthen urban local bodies.

A place with a population of at least 10,000 is eligible for a Nagar Panchayat.

Article 243P of the Indian Constitution deals with the "Powers, authority, and responsibilities of Municipalities."

The 74th Amendment Act was enacted in 1992 to empower and decentralize the Municipalities in India.

The 74th Amendment Act recognizes Nagar Palika, Nagar Nigam, and Nagar Panchayat as three types of Municipalities.

The chief executive authority of a Municipal Corporation is the Commissioner.

The Finance Committee is responsible for overseeing the financial aspects of a Municipality.

The minimum age requirement for contesting Municipal elections in India is 18 years.

The British East India Company established the first municipal corporation in Madras in 1687–1688. The corporation was officially known as the Corporation of Madras, but is now known as the Chennai Municipal Corporation.

The Twelfth Schedule of the Indian Constitution contains the powers and functions of Municipalities.

Bhubaneswar is known as the first "Smart City" in India, selected under the Smart Cities Mission.

An area needs to have a minimum population of 10,000 for it to be designated as a Nagar Palika.

The basic administrative unit of a municipality in India is a "ward." It is a smaller geographical area that falls under the jurisdiction of the municipality.

Article 243P of the Indian Constitution deals with Municipalities, providing provisions for their constitution, composition, and powers.

The Mayor is the chief executive authority of a Municipal Corporation in India. They are elected by the elected members of the Corporation and hold an important administrative position.

Municipal elections in India are held every 5 years to elect representatives for various municipal bodies.

The minimum age requirement for contesting Municipal elections in India is 18 years.

The delimitation of wards in a municipality is typically recommended by a Delimitation Commission. This commission is responsible for defining the boundaries and number of wards within the municipality based on factors such as population distribution and other relevant considerations. The commission's purpose is to ensure fair representation and effective governance in the local government system.