Indian Polity · Central Secretariat
Consider the following statements regarding the hierarchical structure and administrative appointments within the Central Secretariat: A. A Minister of State can function as the political head of a ministry or department by holding an independent charge. B. The middle management of the Secretariat is constituted by the administrative grades of Director, Deputy Secretary, and Under Secretary. C. The rank of Director was established in 1960 and, despite having higher pay than a Deputy Secretary, it carries no major distinction in functional responsibilities. D. An Officer on Special Duty (OSD) is a permanent administrative post with a status that is strictly fixed between the grades of Secretary and Joint Secretary. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
- 1A, B and C Only✓
- 2A and D Only
- 3B, C and D Only
- 4A, B and D Only
Correct answer
A, B and C Only
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