Structure 1. Republic of India 1.Administration Devisions 2.Type of Government 2. Seperation of Powers 1.Judicative 2.Legislative 3.Executive 1.Prime Minister.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Part III: Your Government at Work!
Advertisements

The Three Branches of Government
Prime Minister of India
Essential Question: What are the similarities and differences in leadership, voting rights, and personal freedoms in Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Iran? Standard:
Chapter 28 Government Profiles
Political Institutions & Parties
Warm Up. U.S Government V Canada's Government The law of the Land United States Constitution- the foundation and framework for our laws and the government.
THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT. The Legislative Branch Main function is to make laws. Consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate Senators have.
Background Info on India By:Ali Ebersole Hunter Deuel Austin Martinez.
How the Federal Government Works
The Politics of India By Rahil Bagchi. India got independence from Britain on Aug 15 th, 1947 The Constitution of India was implemented on Jan 26, 1950.
Politics Status of the Republic of India. Quick Facts Nations Capital : New Delhi Date of Independence: Proclaimed August 15, 1947, from Britain. Official.
28 states make up India Each has its own state governor and parliament This governor is the chief executive of the state The president appoints the local.
Government What is a government & how does it work?
Asia Government. Graphic Organizer Distribution of Power.
The Government of India
POLITICAL CHALLENGES.
Asia Government.
Georgia Performance Standards SS7CG7
Governments of India, China, and Japan
The UK System of Government
India: Government and Political Challenges Chapter 9 Section 2.
Project by:. State Government The government in India functions at three levels –the central, the state and the local. Like other democratic governments,
The State Executive Governor (Nominal head ) Chief minister (Actual head) Council of ministers Civil service officer Advocate General.
The Government of Japan
EQ – What are the structures of the modern governments of Africa?
Government Dylan 6 TH EXIT. The Government of India is Federal State with a Parliaments It is split up into states and union territories Each state is.
Basic Structure of the Canadian Federal Government.
 TOPIC:CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. GROUP OF MEMBERS 1.PRASHANTH 1.PRASHANTH2.SANDEEP 3.RAVI KUMAR 3.RAVI KUMAR 4.KRISHNA MURTHI 4.KRISHNA MURTHI.
Governments of Southern and Eastern Asia. Note: Chief of state includes the name and title of the leader of the country who represents the state at official.
European Politics and Government. Characteristics of a democratic government A democracy is a form of government in which the supreme power is vested.
Comparing Asian Governments
Last Topic - Organization of Provincial Govt. of Pakistan
Politics of the United Kingdom (The Crown, Executive, Legislatures, Judiciary)
The System of Power in the USA.. How does the political system work? * Who is the head of the executive branch in the USA? * Which officials in the USA.
Asia Government. Distribution of Power Confederation voluntary associations of independent states that, to secure some common purpose, agree to certain.
Comparing Asian Governments
Parliamentary Secretaries
Merkureva Dasha. Finland is a democratic republic.
Governing Branches Word Bank Legislative Carries out the laws US Citizen for 7 years Explains the laws Supreme Court Congress Voted.
European Government Today The European Union. U.S. Government Executive (President) Legislative (House of Representative and Senate) Judicial (Supreme.
India’s government operates as a Federal Republic. Question-How is power distributed in a Federal Republic? Question-How is power distributed in a Federal.
Citizenship Jeopardy! LegislatureExecutiveJudicialBill of RightsMiscellaneous
POLITICAL SYSTEMS. VOCABULARY bicameral - dvoukomorový the Chamber of Deputies - Poslanecká sněmovna dissolve - rozpustit assembly - shromáždění hereditary.
Standards SS7CG6 The student will compare and contrast various forms of government. a. Describe the ways government systems distribute power: unitary,
Constitution of India Quiz Round I 1
Department of Political Science
Government How does a democratic government work?.
Prime Minister of India
THE THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT
The Three Branches of the United States Government
Constitution of India.
Governments of Asia 1.
The UK System of Government Revision
Mexico and the United States
ELECTION COMMISSION.
Do you know your Government?.
Branches of the U.S. Government
Main body of the U. S. Constitution Article 1 – Legislative Branch
Legislative Executive Judicial Presidential Administration President
Government How does a democratic government work?.
Prime Minister of India
Comparing Asian Governments
Main body of the U. S. Constitution Article 1 – Legislative Branch
What is a government?.
Two Democratic Governments
ARTICLE II THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
The UK System of Government Revision
How the Federal Government Works
The Branches of Government
Presentation transcript:

Structure 1. Republic of India 1.Administration Devisions 2.Type of Government 2. Seperation of Powers 1.Judicative 2.Legislative 3.Executive 1.Prime Minister 2.President

Republic of India - Administration Divisions - Devided in 25 states with 476 districts Devided in 25 states with 476 districts Head of the states: governors appointed by President Head of the states: governors appointed by President Districts devided in taluqs or tehsils  contain from 200 to 600 villages  controlled by Lieutenant Governor or Chief Commissioner who are appointed by the President Districts devided in taluqs or tehsils  contain from 200 to 600 villages  controlled by Lieutenant Governor or Chief Commissioner who are appointed by the President

Type of Government Sovereign  independent Sovereign  independent Socialist/secular  religious tolerance, no discrimination Socialist/secular  religious tolerance, no discrimination Democratic  elected, allocated seats for special castes and tribes and also for women Democratic  elected, allocated seats for special castes and tribes and also for women Republic  head of the state is elected by an electoral college for fives years Republic  head of the state is elected by an electoral college for fives years

Seperation of Powers - Judicative - Judicial system began under the British Judicial system began under the British Consits of the Supreme Court of India, High Courts and District and Session Courts Consits of the Supreme Court of India, High Courts and District and Session Courts The Supreme Court consits of the Chief Justice and 25 associate justices appointed by the President The Supreme Court consits of the Chief Justice and 25 associate justices appointed by the President

- Legislature - Consits of the Council of States (Rajya Sabha) and the House of the People (Lok Sabha) Consits of the Council of States (Rajya Sabha) and the House of the People (Lok Sabha) The Council of States is subordinated to the House of People The Council of States is subordinated to the House of People 542 members of the House of People are elected by the states 542 members of the House of People are elected by the states

- Executive - The main national executive power  Council of Ministers The main national executive power  Council of Ministers Led by the Prime Minister (Head of Government) Led by the Prime Minister (Head of Government) 3 types of ministers: Cabinet Ministers, Minister of State and deputy ministers 3 types of ministers: Cabinet Ministers, Minister of State and deputy ministers

President Head of States Head of States Supreme commander of the Indian armed forces Supreme commander of the Indian armed forces Is elected by the elected members of the Parliament Is elected by the elected members of the Parliament

Todays President Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patil Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patil was born on December 19, 1934 was born on December 19, 1934 the 12th President of India the 12th President of India First elected woman First elected woman

Prime Minister Head of Government Head of Government Leader of the Council of Ministers Leader of the Council of Ministers Advises the President on all important matters Advises the President on all important matters Link between the President and the Cabinet Link between the President and the Cabinet

Todays President Dr. Manmohan Singh Dr. Manmohan Singh fourteenth Prime Minister fourteenth Prime Minister Born on September 26, 1932 Born on September 26, 1932 Studied at the University of Cambridge, UK Studied at the University of Cambridge, UK