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Chief Minister and Council of Ministers Salary and allowance of Chief Minister and COM is granted from Public Accounts Fund of India. CM is the real executive head of the state. Governor is the nominal head of the sate. All executive decisions are made in the name of Governor. CM is the architect of the state government. Chief is the chairman of the State Planning Board. CM is the chief spoke person of the state government. CM is the leader of the majority party in the State Legislative Assembly CM is the chairman of state council of Ministers CM is the member of the Inter-state council and NITI Ayog and was the member of National Development Council CM acts as the vice- chairman of the concerned zonal council by rotation holding office for a period of one year at a time. Ex-officio chairman of zonal council Union Home Ministers Northern Zonal Council with HQ at New Delhi Southern Zonal Council with HQ at ...

Attorney General of India and Advocate General of State Attorney General Attorney General of a subject under Union List. This is under Part V of Indian Constitution. Concept of Attorney General has been borrowed form United Kingdom Attorney General is mentioned under article 76 of Indian Constitution. Attorney General enjoys the rank of an ordinary Member of Parliament. Attorney General is the highest legal adviser of Union Government Attorney General is the first law officer of the Union Government. The condition of office of Attorney General is determined by President of India. Essential Qualification of office of Attorney General is same as the judge of Supreme Court. Conventionally the new Government choose Attorney General by its own choice. Attorney General draws a monthly salary of Rs 90,000 per month. (same as the judge of Supreme Court) Salary of the Attorney General shall be determined by the President Salary...

Solution of Economic Problems in Different Types of Economy In the capitalist economy such problems are solved by price mechanism. In the capitalist economy price acts as the indicator of the director of profitable investment. Those commodities whose demand prices are high and are profitable to produce will be produced. For this purpose, only those techniques or factors of production will be employed, which cost less as indicated by the prices of factors. Moreover, the commodities will be produced for those sections of the people who have good incomes are in a position to pay their prices. Therefore, in a free capitalist economy, it is the price mechanism. Which solves the central problems of the economy. Price-mechanism establishes an equilibrium price-both in the commodity marker and in the factor marker. Equilibrium prices in the commodity market and in the factor market are determined through the forces of demand and supply in the various markets. But in a sociali...

Later Mughals(1707 -1857 AD) Bahadur Shah(1707-12) Bahadur Shah ascended the Mughal throne after a war of succession among the three sons of Aurangzeb. SOon after he assumed the title Shah Alam I. During his reign there was a reconciliation with the Sikhs by taking Guru Gobind Singh into Mughal service. However, the truce with the Sikhs was cut short by the revolt of the Sikhs under Banda Bahadur after the death of Gobind. Even the Bundelas and the Jats were reconciled when Bahadur Shaha took their chiefs (Chatrasal and Churaman respectively) into his service. Later in his reigh, following the release of Shahu there was an outbreak of Martha civil war between Shahu and Tara Bai. Jahndar shah (1712-13) The war of succession among the four sons of Bahadur Shah resulted in the emergence of Jahandar as the successor due to the support given to him by Zulfiqar Khan (beginning of the practice of nobles acting as king-maker). Later, Jahandar was defeated by h...

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WBCS Anthropology Previous Years Question Paper && Syllabus Scroll to the End of Page ANTHROPOLOGY Paper – I :: 1.Introducing anthropology: Meaning and scope of anthropology. Major branches of anthropology: 1.1Main branches of Anthropology, their scope and relevance : (a) Social-cultural Anthropology, (b) Biological Anthropology, (c) Archaeological Anthropology, (d) Linguistic Anthropology. 1.2Brief outline of the growth of anthropology. Enlightenment. Colonialism and anthropology. 2. Human evolution and Hominization process : 2.1 Theories of organic evolution. Human evolution and emergence of Man : (a) Biological and Cultural factors in human evolution, (b) Theories of Organic Evolution (Pre-Darwinian, Darwinian and Post-Darwinian), (c) Synthetic theory of evolution; Brief outline of terms and concepts of evolutionary biology. 2.2 Neutral theory of molecular evolution. 2.3 Concept of evolutionary biology: Skeletal changes, (...