Aവി പി മേനോൻ
Bഎച്ച് എൻ ഖുനസ്രു
Cഫസൽ അലി
Dകെ എം പണിക്കർ
Aവി പി മേനോൻ
Bഎച്ച് എൻ ഖുനസ്രു
Cഫസൽ അലി
Dകെ എം പണിക്കർ
Related Questions:
With reference to the territorial extent of legislative powers in India, consider the following statements:
The Parliament can make extraterritorial laws applicable to Indian citizens and their property worldwide.
State laws are applicable only within the state’s territory unless there is a sufficient nexus with an object outside the state.
The President can repeal or amend parliamentary acts in relation to Union Territories like Lakshadweep.
The Governor of a state can exempt scheduled areas from all parliamentary laws without exception.
Which of the statements given above are correct?
Match the following legislative provisions with their corresponding articles or contexts in the Indian Constitution.
i. Residuary powers of legislation
ii. Parliamentary legislation during a national emergency
iii. Centre’s control over state legislation through President’s assent
iv. Legislation for implementing international agreements
a. Article 248
b. Article 253
c. Articles 200 and 201
d. Article 250
With reference to the distribution of legislative subjects in the Indian Constitution, consider the following statements:
The Union List includes subjects like defence, foreign affairs, and residuary powers.
The State List includes subjects like public health, agriculture, and law and order.
The 101st Amendment Act of 2016 granted concurrent powers to both Parliament and state legislatures for goods and services tax (GST).
In case of a conflict between a central law and a state law on a Concurrent List subject, the central law always prevails.
Which of the statements given above are correct?