• (A) Funding local services and activities
• (B) Conducting international trade
• (C) Managing state legislatures
• (D) Running the armed forces

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• (A) Garbage collection and disposal
• (B) Road naming
• (C) Ward formation
• (D) Election scheduling

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• (A) Avoiding all communication with authorities
• (B) Reporting civic problems quickly
• (C) Refusing to pay any local charges
• (D) Damaging public property

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• (A) faster corrective action and reduced risk
• (B) cancellation of ward committees
• (C) closure of municipal offices
• (D) increase in national taxes

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• (A) They represent local citizens
• (B) They are appointed by foreign governments
• (C) They work only during elections
• (D) They have no role in local governance

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• (A) became the national capital
• (B) was awarded the cleanest city in India for seven consecutive years under Swachh Survekshan
• (C) has no municipal services
• (D) abolished local governance

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• (A) Better urban management outcomes
• (B) Fewer local services
• (C) Elimination of ward committees
• (D) Reduction in citizen participation

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• (A) Both have elected representatives representing local people
• (B) Both are controlled directly by Parliament
• (C) Both function without citizen participation
• (D) Both have Gram Sabhas as the highest authority

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• (A) Monitoring local civic problems and reporting them
• (B) Conducting national censuses
• (C) Making state laws
• (D) Running courts

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• (A) Urban local bodies function effectively when local people participate and contribute to solving community issues
• (B) Citizens replace all elected representatives
• (C) Citizens manage national defence
• (D) Citizens collect income tax for the Union Government

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