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Who deals with the proposals regarding grant of land for public institutions in state ?
Answer: C
The keyed answer is Cabinet.
In a state the Governor acts on the aid and advice of the Council of Ministers (Article 163), so a proposal on a matter such as granting land to a public institution is dealt with at the level of the ministers and not by the Governor personally. Land grants for public institutions are policy decisions with financial consequences, and state rules of business generally send such proposals to the Cabinet rather than leaving them to one minister or officer.
I could not find the rules of business of a particular state that name this item, so the key is kept as printed and not independently confirmed. The other options are weaker on principle: the Governor is the constitutional head and does not decide such proposals alone, the Chief Minister is one member of the Cabinet and leads it, and the Chief Secretary is the head of the civil service who advises and carries out decisions but does not make them.
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