AStates can override Union laws.
BCentre cannot issue directions regarding means of communication.
CState Law prevails over Central Law in case of conflict.
DStates must not impede the executive power of the Union, and the Centre can issue directions in certain matters to the States.
Related Questions:
Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the Doctrine of Pleasure:
The Doctrine of Pleasure is derived from the British legal system but has been adapted to the Indian context.
Article 310 of the Constitution of India applies the Doctrine of Pleasure to all civil servants, including members of the All India Services and Defence Services.
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.
Which of the following territorial jurisdiction is covered by the Guwahati High court?
1. Assam
2. Mizoram
3. Arunachal Pradesh
4. Nagaland
