Public Sector Enterprises in India

Economics ⇒ Government and the Economy

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Describe any two objectives of Public Sector Enterprises in India.

Describe the process of setting up a Statutory Corporation in India.

Describe the role of Public Sector Enterprises in reducing regional imbalances in India.

Explain the difference between a Departmental Undertaking and a Government Company.

Explain the importance of Public Sector Enterprises in the Indian economy.

Explain the term 'disinvestment' in the context of Public Sector Enterprises.

Explain the term 'Mini Ratna' in the context of Public Sector Enterprises.

Explain the term 'Navratna' in the context of Public Sector Enterprises.

Public Sector Enterprises in India are classified into how many categories based on ownership and management? (1) Two, (2) Three, (3) Four, (4) Five

What is the minimum government shareholding required for a company to be classified as a Government Company in India? (1) 26%, (2) 51%, (3) 75%, (4) 100%

Which of the following is a feature of Statutory Corporations? (1) Created by executive order, (2) Governed by a special act, (3) No legal status, (4) Owned by private individuals

Which of the following is a limitation of Departmental Undertakings? (1) Flexibility in operations, (2) Political interference, (3) Professional management, (4) Financial autonomy

Fill in the blank: A ___________ is a public enterprise created by a special act of Parliament or State Legislature.

Fill in the blank: The ___________ Act governs the functioning of Government Companies in India.

Fill in the blank: The ___________ Commission was set up to review the performance of Public Sector Enterprises in India.

Fill in the blank: The ___________ is an example of a Departmental Undertaking in India.

True or False: All Public Sector Enterprises in India are fully owned by the central government.

True or False: Government Companies can raise capital from the public by issuing shares.

True or False: Public Sector Enterprises are accountable to the Parliament or State Legislature.

True or False: Public Sector Enterprises are always run for profit.