Zila Parishads are responsible for planning and implementing various development programs and schemes at the district level. They play a crucial role in ensuring the overall development of the district.

The Zila Panchayat President is the elected head of the Zila Parishad. He/she presides over the meetings of the Parishad and is responsible for its overall functioning.

The tenure of a Zila Parishad in India is generally five years, unless dissolved earlier due to certain circumstances.

Conducting elections for Gram Panchayats is not a function of Zila Parishads. This responsibility lies with the State Election Commission.

The minimum age requirement for contesting elections to a Zila Parishad in India is 21 years.

The State Election Commission is responsible for conducting Zila Parishad elections in India. It ensures the fair and impartial conduct of elections.

Zila Parishads do not have the authority to collect taxes at the district level. Their sources of revenue include grants from the Central and State Governments, fees and charges for various services, and other sources as determined by the state government.

The District Collector plays a crucial role in overseeing the Zila Parishad election process and ensuring its smooth conduct. He/she coordinates with various authorities and officials to ensure the fair and impartial conduct of elections.

Zila Parishads play a vital role in promoting decentralized planning and decision-making at the district level. They facilitate the implementation of various development programs and schemes, and provide a platform for public participation in the development process. Their significance lies in their ability to address local needs and priorities effectively.

Conducting elections for Gram Panchayats is not a function of the Standing Committee of a Zila Parishad. This responsibility lies with the State Election Commission.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a Zila Parishad plays a crucial role in assisting the Zila Panchayat President in the discharge of his/her duties, implementing the decisions taken by the Zila Parishad, and preparing the budget of the Zila Parishad.

Election Committee is not a type of committee that can be formed by a Zila Parishad. The Standing Committee, Finance Committee, and Education Committee are commonly formed by Zila Parishads to assist in various aspects of their functioning.

The Gram Sabha does not play a direct role in Zila Parishad elections. The election process is conducted by the State Election Commission, and voters from across the district participate in the elections.

Zila Parishads in India face various challenges, including lack of adequate financial resources, limited administrative capacity, and political interference in their functioning. These challenges hinder their ability to effectively carry out their functions and fulfill their mandate.