Question

1.Rural administration is also called ________________.
2.________________is the representative of government and is the member of gram sabha and Panchayat .
3.Gram panchayat is elected for _______5________years.
4.The number of panches in Panchayat varies from _____to _________
5.In______________,the first Panchayati Raj system was organised at three level .
7.The Gram Panchayat is formed in a village with an approximate population of about _______________people.
8.The document that shows the name of the owner of the land according to the records of the patwari is known as _____________
9.___________is the person in charge of the police station .
10.__________________works is to supervises the functions of patwari and hear the land dispute.
11:_________________heads the civil administration at the district level.
12.At least ____________percent seats are reserved for women in village panchayat..
13.______________is head of police in district level .
14.______________is the head of police at state level.
15In Gram Panchayat if there are differences in two parties the decision of _________is final.

Answer 1

1. Gram Panchayat

2. Sarpanch

3. Every 5 years

4.GPs to GPs

5.1983

7.500

8. Pattadar

9. S.I.

10. Tahsildar

11. Collector

12. 50 %

13. S.P.

14. I.G.

15. Major members

Answer 2

1. Rural administration is also called Gram Panchayat.

2. Sarpanch is the representative of the government and is the member of gram sabha and Panchayat.

3. The gram panchayat is elected for every 5 years.

4. The number of panches in Panchayat varies from 5 to 9.

5. In 1983, the first Panchayati Raj system was organized at three levels.

7. The Gram Panchayat is formed in a village with an approximate population of about 500 people.

8. The document that shows the name of the owner of the land according to the records of the patwari is known as Pattadar.

9. The police inspector is the person in charge of the police station.

10. Tahsildar's works are to supervises the functions of patwari and hear the land dispute.

11. Collector heads the civil administration at the district level.

12. At least 50 percent seats are reserved for women in village panchayat.

13. The Superintendent of Police is head of police in district level.

14. State Police is the head of police at the state level.

15. In Gram Panchayat if there are differences in two parties the decision of the majority is final.