Financial Relations Between Centre and States: Non-Tax Revenue Sources and Key Provisions Sources of non-tax revenue for Centre: Various services provided by the centre such as Posts and telegraphs, Banking,…
In addition to the above-mentioned constitutional devices, there are extra-constitutional devices to promote cooperation and coordination between the Centre and the states. These include a number of advisory bodies and…
The constitution does not establish a strict separation of executive powers. A strict separation of executive power can occasionally result in conflicts between the central and state governments. To alleviate…
The Constitution has enumerated extraordinary circumstances where Parliament can make laws on state subjects. In the National interest: Constitutional provision: As per provisions of Article 249 the Rajya Sabha can…
Centre-State Legislative Relations in India refer to the constitutional relationship between the central government and the governments of the states in India. It determines the division of powers and responsibilities…
Presiding Officers of State Legislature: Role and Powers of the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly The Office of the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is established under Article 178 of…
The Indian Councils Act of 1909 was introduced to address growing demands for Indian representation and governance reforms. It aimed to placate both moderates in the Indian National Congress and…
The procedure followed in both the houses to pass bills is the same. Stages involved in the passage of bills in the state legislature are similar to those in the…
It functions as the upper chamber within the state legislature, often referred to as the Vidhan Parishad, which consists of nominated and indirectly elected representatives. Creation or Abolition of State…
The First World War significantly changed Indian expectations for greater representation in the government. India had provided considerable support for the British war effort, contributing men, materials, and money. This…
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