The present study aims at examining the role of motivational activities in determining employee motivation and their effects on jobs satisfaction of executives in Indian public sector organization. Study is basically based on primary data collected from 50 sample executives using well structured questionnaire. The cross sectional data of variables prepared for each of 50 respondents on the basis of the five point response category of Likert type. Two-tailed t-test and F-test are employed for testing the hypotheses implied in the hypothesized research models. The IBM SPSS 20 and Microsoft Excel 07 have been used for data processing and data analysis. The empirical results revealed that the broad motivational activities like pay & perks, career & development, work life & culture and welfare facilities significantly determines the level of employee motivation of executives. The results also established that employee motivation is an important antecedent of job satisfaction.