The Chief Secretary of a State is a pivotal administrative figure. Their roles include acting as the Secretary to the State Cabinet, being the principal advisor to the Chief Minister, heading the state's cadre of civil servants, and overseeing the overall civil service administration of the state.
The Chief Secretary of a State functions as : a. Secretary to the Cabinet b. Chief Advisor to the Chief Minister c. Chief of the Secretaries d. Head of the Civil Service Choose the correct answer from the codes given below : (1) a-b-c-d (2) a-b-d-e (3) b-d-e (4) b-c-d-e
Asked in Sr. Teacher Gr.II Comp. Exam 2016 1 2016 · Topic: The Governance System (Role of Civil Services in a Democracy)
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