Question

U.N.O. In the year of 1945 United Nations Organization came into being as the

successor of League of Nations. It began with fifty nations as its members but now it

has one hundred ninety three member nations accounting for almost all the countries

of entire earth except Switzerland. The nations are the members of the UN General

Assembly, the world body’s chief deliberate organ. All the other wings are answerable

to it through annual and special periodical reports submitted for its consideration. The

General Assembly, discusses the reports and gives its approvals, elects General

Secretary and the judges of the International court of Justice, admits new members

to the Assembly, and also elects the non-permanent members of various councils.

There are Economic and Social Council, The Trusteeship council besides the

International Court, General Assembly and the Security Council. The General

Secretary is the Chief Administrative Office of the world body who heads the UN

Secretariat. He presides over the General Assembly meetings and those of other

organs of U.N.O. In addition to the above main organs, the UNO has several other

specialized agencies like ILO (International Labour Organization), UNESCO (United

Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), UNCTAD (United Nations

Council for Trade And Development), WHO (World Health Organization), etc. These

agencies help the parent body in working out agreements on various- related matters

to them and in achieving different objectives and goals. WHO, for example, plans step

to achieve the highest possible level of good health of the entire human population of

the earth. To whom the other organs of the General Assembly are answerable

to ?
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Explanation:

he name "United Nations" is coined The name "United Nations", ... World War, when representatives of 26 nations pledged their Governments to ... Conference, signed it later and became one of the original 51 Member States. ... came into existence on 24 October 1945, when the Charter had been ratified ...