The Government of any nation is the body or the institution that carries out the 3 functions of legislation i.e. law making, executive i.e. administration and implementation of the laws enacted by the legislature and most importantly the judiciary, the body that determines f the laws have been violated and if they have suggest means of reformation or punishment. India is a socialist, sovereign, secular, democratic republic besides being a federation. The state country has two sets of Governments to enhance the administrative efficiency, the Central Government and the State Government.
In Kerala the executive powers of the state rest with the Governor appointed by the President Of India. But these executive functions are in fact being carried out by the Chief Minister and his Council Of Ministers. They are elected representatives of the citizens and belong to the ruling party/ coalition. The current Governor of Kerala is Hon. Sri R.L. Bhatia (since 23rd June 2004) and the Chief Minister is Sri. K. V. Achutanandan (sworn in on 18th May 2006).
The current Council of Ministers has 19 members including the Chief Minister. To aid in the administrative functioning of the Government a number or departments and institutions have been instituted. The departments look into various area of utmost importance to the survival and prosperity of the citizens. The institutions owned by the government range from Universities to Private Sector Undertakings. The departments are again classified into Secretariat Departments and Field Departments.
Allied bodies such as Gram Panchayats and Municipal Corporations help in the governance of the local areas. To know more about the current office bearers in the Government of Kerala and the Governmental bodies such as Panchayats and Municipal Corporations, the various Ministries, Departments and Institutions run by the Government, please select the following links.
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