AKesavananda Bharati Case
BBerubari Union case
CMinerva Mills case
DS. R. Bommai case
AKesavananda Bharati Case
BBerubari Union case
CMinerva Mills case
DS. R. Bommai case
Related Questions:
Which of the following statements regarding National Emergency in India are correct?
National Emergency has been declared three times in India’s history.
The first National Emergency was declared due to internal armed rebellion.
The 42nd Amendment made the declaration of Emergency immune from judicial review.
Consider the following statements:
The President can revoke the proclamation of National Emergency without Parliament’s approval.
During National Emergency, the executive power of the Centre can direct the states on any matter.
The laws made by Parliament on State List subjects during National Emergency remain valid even after six months of the Emergency ending.
Which of the statements is/are correct?