In Kautilya’s internal control ideas, the strongest reason for using layered supervision was that officials often A Lack basic education
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In Kautilya’s governance ideas, regular assessment of officials was mainly meant to reduce A Agricultural crop failures B Public festivals
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In Kautilya’s “Saptanga” theory, “Janapada” mainly refers to A Territory with people B King’s personal guards C Foreign alliance treaty
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In Kautilya’s model, the “Amatya” primarily refers to A Ministers and officials B Religious priest class C Merchant guild leaders
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Kautilya’s key text on statecraft and administration is known as A Arthashastra B Rajatarangini C Panchatantra D Manusmriti Explanation Arthashastra
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Under the anti-corruption framework, a complaint is usually screened first to check basic truth through A Final conviction B Preliminary
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A complaint under the Lokpal framework is generally not maintainable if it is A Signed with ink B Sent by
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For appointing the Union anti-corruption body’s head, the selection committee is chaired by the A Chief Justice of India B
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Lokpal is mainly intended to investigate complaints of corruption against A Village panchayat members B Private company staff C Foreign
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The main purpose of creating Lokpal is to deal with complaints about A Corruption allegations B Public service delivery C
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