1. What does the word Zila Parishad mean?
Ans.The Hindi word Parishad means council, hence, Zila Parishad means district council.
2. Who heads the Zila Parishad?
Ans. The Zila Parishad is headed by a President and a Vice- President.
3. What is the composition of the Zila Parishad?
Ans.The composition of the Zila Parishad is a minimum of 50 and a maximum of 75 members.
4. How does the Zila Parishad promote education?
Ans.The Zila Parishad opens and runs schools and also conducts adult literacy programmes.
5. How does the Zila Parishad take care of the health needs of the district?
Ans.Zila Parishad looks after the primary health centers and hospitals and conducts vaccination drives against epidemics. It also conducts family welfare campaigns.
6. Which groups that get a reservation in the Zilla Parishad.
Ans.Seats are reserved for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and backward classes as well as women in the Zilla Parishad.
7. What do you think are the different ranks of the police force?
The different ranks of the police force are the Superintendent of Police, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Inspector, Sub – Inspector, Assistant Sub-Inspector, Head Constable, and Constables.
8.Why do you think the police force is important for every city?
Ans.A police force is important for every city because
they maintain the law and order in the city and keep way crime from the city.
9.Who is the highest executive officer in the district?
Ans.The district collector is the highest executive officer in the district.
10. What type of schemes is the district collector responsible for?
Ans.The district collector is responsible for the implementation of rural development schemes.
11. Who is the head of the police force at the district level?
Ans. The head of the police force at the district level is the Superintendent of Police (SP).
12. What is the duty of the inspector of a police station?
Ans.The inspector of a police station has to prevent and detect crime and maintain law and order within his jurisdiction.
13. Why was the post of the additional collector formed?
Ans. The post of the additional collector was formed to support the District Collector in his everyday work.
14. What are the powers of the additional collector?
Ans.The powers of the additional collector are the same as the powers of the district collector.
15. What rights do Hindu women or girls have under The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act 2005?
Ans.Under the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act of 2005, a Hindu woman or girl will have equal property rights along with other male relatives for any division prepared for the succession.
16. Which officers operate police stations?
Ans.The police stations are operated by officers
of the rank of Sub – Inspectors, Assistant Sub-Inspectors, Head Constables, and Constables.
17.What are sub-divisional officers in charge of?
Ans.Sub-divisional officers are mainly in charge of day to day revenue work.
18. Whom does the sub-divisional officer act as a link between?
Ans. The sub-divisional officer acts as a link between the District Collector and the Tahsildar in his sub-division.
19. Who is the officer in charge of a tahsil?
Ans.The officer in charge of a tahsil is called a Tahsildar.
20. What is a Tahsil?
Ans.A Tahsil or a Taluka is a subdivision of a district which comprises a group of several villages organized for revenue purposes. Kanungos.
21. What are the three types of Kanungo?
Ans.The three types of Kanungo are the Field Kanungo, the Office Kanungo, and the District Kanungo.
22. What is the duty of the Field Kanungo?
Ans.The Field Kanungo frequently goes around observing the work of the Patwari on the location. He examines the conduct and the work of the Patwari.
23. Who is the lowest rank in the Revenue Administration of a district?
Ans.The lowest rank in the Revenue Administration of a district is the Patwari.
24. What are the duties of a Patwari?
Ans.The duties of the Patwari include conducting surveys, field inspections, revision of maps or reports related to alterations, partitions, revenue or rents etc.
25. What is the role of the Sub Divisional officer during natural disasters?
Ans.A Sub Divisional officer has to see to the complaints and problems of the people during natural disasters.
26. What role does a Patwari play during the outbreak of diseases?
Ans. A Patwari has to report all serious mishaps disturbing the land or the crops along with outbreaks of diseases.
Ans.The Hindi word Parishad means council, hence, Zila Parishad means district council.
2. Who heads the Zila Parishad?
Ans. The Zila Parishad is headed by a President and a Vice- President.
3. What is the composition of the Zila Parishad?
Ans.The composition of the Zila Parishad is a minimum of 50 and a maximum of 75 members.
4. How does the Zila Parishad promote education?
Ans.The Zila Parishad opens and runs schools and also conducts adult literacy programmes.
5. How does the Zila Parishad take care of the health needs of the district?
Ans.Zila Parishad looks after the primary health centers and hospitals and conducts vaccination drives against epidemics. It also conducts family welfare campaigns.
6. Which groups that get a reservation in the Zilla Parishad.
Ans.Seats are reserved for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and backward classes as well as women in the Zilla Parishad.
7. What do you think are the different ranks of the police force?
The different ranks of the police force are the Superintendent of Police, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Inspector, Sub – Inspector, Assistant Sub-Inspector, Head Constable, and Constables.
8.Why do you think the police force is important for every city?
Ans.A police force is important for every city because
they maintain the law and order in the city and keep way crime from the city.
9.Who is the highest executive officer in the district?
Ans.The district collector is the highest executive officer in the district.
10. What type of schemes is the district collector responsible for?
Ans.The district collector is responsible for the implementation of rural development schemes.
11. Who is the head of the police force at the district level?
Ans. The head of the police force at the district level is the Superintendent of Police (SP).
12. What is the duty of the inspector of a police station?
Ans.The inspector of a police station has to prevent and detect crime and maintain law and order within his jurisdiction.
13. Why was the post of the additional collector formed?
Ans. The post of the additional collector was formed to support the District Collector in his everyday work.
14. What are the powers of the additional collector?
Ans.The powers of the additional collector are the same as the powers of the district collector.
15. What rights do Hindu women or girls have under The Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act 2005?
Ans.Under the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act of 2005, a Hindu woman or girl will have equal property rights along with other male relatives for any division prepared for the succession.
16. Which officers operate police stations?
Ans.The police stations are operated by officers
of the rank of Sub – Inspectors, Assistant Sub-Inspectors, Head Constables, and Constables.
17.What are sub-divisional officers in charge of?
Ans.Sub-divisional officers are mainly in charge of day to day revenue work.
18. Whom does the sub-divisional officer act as a link between?
Ans. The sub-divisional officer acts as a link between the District Collector and the Tahsildar in his sub-division.
19. Who is the officer in charge of a tahsil?
Ans.The officer in charge of a tahsil is called a Tahsildar.
20. What is a Tahsil?
Ans.A Tahsil or a Taluka is a subdivision of a district which comprises a group of several villages organized for revenue purposes. Kanungos.
21. What are the three types of Kanungo?
Ans.The three types of Kanungo are the Field Kanungo, the Office Kanungo, and the District Kanungo.
22. What is the duty of the Field Kanungo?
Ans.The Field Kanungo frequently goes around observing the work of the Patwari on the location. He examines the conduct and the work of the Patwari.
23. Who is the lowest rank in the Revenue Administration of a district?
Ans.The lowest rank in the Revenue Administration of a district is the Patwari.
24. What are the duties of a Patwari?
Ans.The duties of the Patwari include conducting surveys, field inspections, revision of maps or reports related to alterations, partitions, revenue or rents etc.
25. What is the role of the Sub Divisional officer during natural disasters?
Ans.A Sub Divisional officer has to see to the complaints and problems of the people during natural disasters.
26. What role does a Patwari play during the outbreak of diseases?
Ans. A Patwari has to report all serious mishaps disturbing the land or the crops along with outbreaks of diseases.
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