This document provides a summary of the questions in Paper I and Paper II of the Public Administration exam for 2001. It lists 7 questions in Section A and 7 questions in Section B of Paper I, and 4 questions in Section A and 4 questions in Section B of Paper II. The questions cover a range of topics related to public administration theory, Indian bureaucracy, budgeting, auditing, rural development programs, and administrative reforms in India.
This document provides a summary of the questions in Paper I and Paper II of the Public Administration exam for 2001. It lists 7 questions in Section A and 7 questions in Section B of Paper I, and 4 questions in Section A and 4 questions in Section B of Paper II. The questions cover a range of topics related to public administration theory, Indian bureaucracy, budgeting, auditing, rural development programs, and administrative reforms in India.
This document provides a summary of the questions in Paper I and Paper II of the Public Administration exam for 2001. It lists 7 questions in Section A and 7 questions in Section B of Paper I, and 4 questions in Section A and 4 questions in Section B of Paper II. The questions cover a range of topics related to public administration theory, Indian bureaucracy, budgeting, auditing, rural development programs, and administrative reforms in India.
This document provides a summary of the questions in Paper I and Paper II of the Public Administration exam for 2001. It lists 7 questions in Section A and 7 questions in Section B of Paper I, and 4 questions in Section A and 4 questions in Section B of Paper II. The questions cover a range of topics related to public administration theory, Indian bureaucracy, budgeting, auditing, rural development programs, and administrative reforms in India.
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Public Administration - 2001 - Main
-Paper I Time Allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 00 Candidates should attempt question 1 and 5 which are compulsory, and any three of the remaining questions selecting at least one question from each section. All questions carry equal marks. !"#TI$% A 1. Answer any three of the following in not more than 200 words each: a! "#u$licness" of pu$lic administration in an ideal democratic go%ernment remains the ultimate %alue in theory and practice&. 'lucidate $! (inno$rook conference in )*A identified four features crucial to &new pu$lic administration&. '+plain. c! ",he nature and role of communication in administration %indicates that "communication is authority"". Comment. d! Critically e+amine the model of (a+ -e$er and Chester . /arnard with reference to &$ureaucratic authority. 2. ,he &decision0making scheme& and &satisfying model& of 1er$ert A *imon is the ma2or component of administrati%e theory. Comment. 3. -hy do all administrati%e organi4ations consider &hierarchy& as the many splendoured technique5 6iscuss. 7. .n what aspects, the powers of proposed institution of 8ok #al in the /ill already introduced in .ndian #arliament, will strengthen the institution as compared to parliamentary commissioner in )95 !"#TI$% & 5. Answer any three of the following in not more than 200 words each: 20 + 3 : ;0! a! &,he inculcation of $elief in the real e+istence of a common purpose is an essential e+ecuti%e function&. Comment $! /urekehead says: &/udget in <o%ernment is a %ehicle of fiscal policy and a tool of management&. '+amine this statement. c! Critically comment on =iggsian #rismatic *ala model of administration of de%eloping societies. ,o what e+tent .ndian administrati%e system e+hi$its prismatic characteristics5 d! "*tatutory '+ternal auditing is one of the protectors of democracy in the parliamentary form of go%ernment". Comment. ;. A fairly adequate analysis of the administrati%e organi4ation in go%ernment is possi$le when we treat &$ureaucracy& as a &structure& and &administration& as a &function&. 6iscuss. >. -hat techniques the go%ernment of india ha%e employed to e%aluate appraise! the performance of senior le%el employees, i.e. class . and class ..5 Are you satisfied with these techniques5 ?. Critically e+amine the monetary and fiscal policies of go%ernment of india in the decade 1@@1 to 2001. 6o you think world financial institutions had a role to play in opening indian economy to glo$al forces5 gi%e reasons to su$stantiate your argument.
PAP"' II Time Allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 00 Candidates should attempt question 1 and 5 which are compulsory, and any three of the remaining questions selecting at least one question from each section. All questions carry equal marks.
!"#TI$% - A 1. Comment on any three of the following in not more than 200 words each: 3 + 20 : ;0! a! ",he machinery of go%ernment designed in 9autilya&s Arthashastra does not e+actly resem$le our modern0day polity, $ut it does contain some principles which could $e said to $e the part of today&s science of pu$lic administration". $! ",he use of the word "socialist" in the indian constitution has $ecome redundant in the conte+t of the li$erali4ation of economy". c! ",he prime minister stands out as the most powerful authority e%en today". d! ",he district collector admira$ly sur%i%ed the historical change of role from an alien regime to a national one.". 2. ".t is a+iomatic that a country&s pu$lic administration system, including its $ureaucracy, must fit into and respond to its o%erall political system". .n the light of this statement discuss the mutual relations $etween the ci%il ser%ants and the ministers since independence. ;0! 3. a! "*tate directorates are administrati%e and implementation units assisting the department functioning from the secretariat". '+plain $! "6espite the serious commitment on the part of the go%ernment the $enefits of the rural de%elopment programs do not seen to reach the intended targets and they fall to ser%e fully the purpose for which they were intended". 'lucidate. 7. "6espite li$erali4ation, pri%ati4ation, and glo$ali4ation of economy, the pu$lic sector has its own rele%ance for india". !"#TI$% - & 5. Comment on any three of the following in not more than 200 words each: a! ",he need and significance of all india ser%ices has $een well recogni4ed in political as well as administrati%e circles". $! ".t is the audit of propriety that distinguishes the audit of the comptroller and auditor general of india CA<! from the audit made $y any professional auditor". c! "Although district planning committee and metropolitan planning committees ha%e $een pro%ided, those remain mostly on paper". d! "Administrati%e reforms in india are not necessarily the result of the recommendations of any specific committees or commissions". ;. "Control o%er pu$lic e+penditure is an essential feature of accounta$le and responsi$le financial administration". .n the light of this statement discuss %arious methods of control o%er pu$lic e+penditure which are e+ercised $y the indian parliament. ;0! >. a! ",he policy of the go%ernment is reflected $y %arious items of the $udget". '+plain $y distinguishing $etween a commercial $udget and go%ernment $udget. $! ".ndian administration is yet to fully appreciate and adopt the $enefits of the information technology" 'lucidate 30 + 2 : ;0!. ?. ",he central social welfare $oard has $ecome an anomalous institution." .n light of this statement, e+amine the functions and role of the central social welfare $oard and suggest measures for making it an effecti%e institution. ;0!
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