CONSTITUTION AND OBLIGATION FOR THE ALL THREE ORGANS OF THE DEMOCRACY

Office of the Honourable President of India, Vice President of India and the Governor of the States coming under the jurisdiction of Right to Information and the Right to Public Service Guarantee Act , since empowerment to the Citizens of Country, list by way and virtue of which all above said offices are working under the control of the public authorities and the Constitution of India. Honourable Vice President of India must take issue and matter of administrative reforms organisation as a measure of the demand under public service and utility, instead of personal information from the above said dignified posts and the performance too working on the captioned subject of demand under public service and utility. More over every provision made for the Law and Rules at the Centre and also at the states for authentication of the orders and instruments made and executed in the name of the honourable President and the Governor, that the said office and authority shall make rules for the more convenient transaction of the business of the Government of the State as well as the Centre and required for the allocation of the business amongst the Ministers in so for as it is not business with respect to which the Honourable President or the Governor is by or under the Constitution required to act in his discretion. As such the Rules of Business of the Government, as amended from time to time is regulated under the provisions of the Rules and the orders issued by the Government and shall be transacted in the departments, specified in the schedule and shall be classified and distributed between those departments and further these rules provides that there shall be a Secretary for each department who shall be the official head of the Department. The rules of business further provides for a permanent Secretariat divided into the Departments with the designated set of activities and clearly defined procedure and the Secretariat is primarily meant to provide support to the Council of Ministers in discharging it's constitutional obligations and in taking various decisions concerning the welfare of the State and it's people.