AOnly Parliament can freely make extra-territorial laws
BBoth Parliament and State Legislatures can always make extra-territorial laws
COnly State Legislatures can freely make extra-territorial laws
DNeither can make extra-territorial laws
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Consider the following statements:
The SPSC is consulted on claims for pensions due to injuries sustained in service.
The first Commissioner of the Travancore PSC was G.D. Nokes.
The SPSC’s selection does not confer any right to a post upon a candidate.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Consider the following statements about Punchhi Commission recommendations:
It recommended time limits for both State Legislature and the President in matters of state bills reserved for consideration.
It supported the continuation of the All India Services.
It proposed setting up an Inter-State Trade and Commerce Commission under Article 307.
Consider the following statements about the Sarkaria Commission:
It was appointed in 1983 and submitted its report in 1988.
It recommended residuary powers of taxation to remain with Parliament.
It suggested reactivating Zonal Councils to promote federalism.
Choose the correct statement(s) regarding Administrative Relations between the Centre and States.
(i) The executive power of the Centre extends to matters in the Union List and to the exercise of rights, authority, and jurisdiction conferred by treaties or agreements.
(ii) The executive power of the states is restricted to their territorial jurisdiction over matters in the State List only.
(iii) For matters in the Concurrent List, the executive power lies with the Centre unless specified otherwise by the Constitution or parliamentary law.
