AUnion’s power over waterways
BParliament’s control over taxation
CUnion’s power to dismiss State Ministers
DDirections to States for the protection of railways
AUnion’s power over waterways
BParliament’s control over taxation
CUnion’s power to dismiss State Ministers
DDirections to States for the protection of railways
Related Questions:
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.
(i) The Centre can issue directions to states for the maintenance of communication means of national or military importance.
(ii) A state legislature cannot delegate its executive functions to the Centre without the Centre’s consent.
(iii) The principle of full faith and credit applies only to judicial proceedings and not to public acts or records.