Three Organs of the Government (Power and Functions)
The government plays an important role in running any country. This government runs the country by working with certain rules and regulations.
The Indian government is divided into three parts to handle the administration and functioning of the country.
What Are The Three Organs Of the Government?
(1)Legislature
This part of the government creates and changes the laws and policies for our country.
The Legislature is related to Parliament. The legislature is at two levels; the state and central levels.
The central legislative body is Parliament, and the state legislative body is the Legislative Assembly.
The Parliament consists of two houses; the Rajya Sabha, also known as the Upper House, and the Lok Sabha, also known as the Lower House.
Functions of legislature
- This organ makes laws.
- It is the custodian of national finance.
- It has control over the executive.
- Discuss and debate the issues.
- Power regarding the judiciary.
(2)Executive
The executive is the organ that implements the laws and policies enacted by the legislature.
At the central level, it includes the president, vice-president, prime minister, cabinet ministers, other ministers, and civil servants.
And at the state level, it includes the chief minister, governor, council of ministers, and officials.
Functions of executive
- Making appointments,
- Defense and war peace,
- Prepare the budget.
- Execute treaties and agreements.
(3)Judiciary
Functions of executive
- Give justice.
- It interprets laws.
- guarding the constitution.
- Protection of rights.
Last words
So these were the three organs of the government.
Hopefully, by now you must have come to know very well what their powers and functions are.
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