The document outlines the structure of the government in India, explaining the concept of government, the importance of universal adult franchise, and the three levels of government: local, state, and central. It describes the organs of government, including the legislature, executive, and judiciary, detailing the roles of the central and state governments as well as the functioning of local bodies. Additionally, it highlights the independent judiciary and the hierarchical organization of courts across the country.

1. Our government
Social studies.
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Levels of government, our government, and organs of government.

2. Our government
Government refers to the people who govern a contry.in
India the government is elected by a system of universal
adult franchise. The universal Adult Franchise refers that all
citizens who are 18 years and above irrespective of their
caste or education, religion, color, race, and economic
conditions are free to vote. We require a government to
resolve our problems and look after our well being.

3. Levels of government
 India is a huge country consisting of 28 states. To govern the country potently,
the constitution of India provides the government certain levels.
 The three levels are local, state and central level. The local level government
governs the village, town or district. The state level government governs a
particular state of the country. Lastly, the central government manages
affairs that concern the entire country.

4. Organs of government
 Our government has three organs:
 legislature - this organ is concerned with making laws or amending laws.
executive - the executive implements the laws framed by the legislature.
judiciary - this organ is responsible for overlooking the fair and just
functioning of the laws.

5. Union government
The union government is common. Known. As the central government. The
legislative body of the Union government is the parliament. It is the supreme law
making body of our country. The parliament of India has two houses. Lok Sabha,
and Rajya Sabha. Their members are known as members of parliament. The
members of the parliament belong to several political parties. The party that
gets the majority of the words. In the general election is invited by the president
to form the government. If no party gets majority, then. Then some like minded
parties come together to form a coalision government. The government is headed
by the Prime Minister. The president is the constitutional head. Of our country. So
the government represents the people of the country. The president Prime
Minister and other ministers of the central government comprise the executive at
the central level.

6. State government
 State government functions like the central government, the state.
Legislative body has two houses with Hansaba and legs tickets assembly and
Vidhan Prachi, our executive council. They correspond to the Lok Sabha and
Rajya Sabha respectively. It is important to know that most states do not have
a vidhan Prasad. Only six states of India have a withdhan Prashad. The
number of members of legislative assembly, MLAS and members of Lake State
of LCS also differs from state to state The members of MLAS or MLCS is a
proportion to the population of the state. In our country, Uttar Pradesh has
the largest assembly because it has the largest population. State governments
are formed after the results of the state elections are declared. The Chief
Minister is the head of the state government. She or he is appointed by the
governor. The Governor, Chief Minister and other ministers of the state
government constitute the executive at the state level.

7. Local government
 The local government takes care of the local administration of cities, towns,
and villages. Local governing bodies in villages consist of village panchayats,
panchayat summits, anzilla Persians. Look. Bodies in the cities and towns are
municipal corporations. Municipalities and Nagar Palikas.

8. Judiciary
 Judiciary is the third organ of the government. It has the sole authorities’
authority in our country to deliver justice, just like the government is all. It is
organized Hierarchically at three levels. These are the national state and district
levels The Superior Court works on the national level. It is based in New Delhi. The
high. Courts worked at the state level They are usually based in the state capitals.
The. district courts work at the district level. They are based in the districts
 The Constitution of India provides for an independent judiciary on. All the courts
of the country are under the general control of the superior Court of India.
 In case of a grievance, people can approach on the courts. There are lawyers in
the courts who represent the cases filled by the people before the judge. The
judge hears the case and delivers the judgment. If the people are not satisfied
with the judgment, they can approach a higher court. In such cases, the judgment
passed by the superior court will prevail.

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