Aഗവർണ്ണർ
Bലഫ്റ്റനന്റ് ഗവർണ്ണർ
Cപ്രാമുഖ്യൻ
Dമുഖ്യമന്ത്രി
Aഗവർണ്ണർ
Bലഫ്റ്റനന്റ് ഗവർണ്ണർ
Cപ്രാമുഖ്യൻ
Dമുഖ്യമന്ത്രി
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Both sought restriction of the Centre’s jurisdiction to limited subjects.
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It was appointed by the Central Government to secure utmost autonomy for the states.
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It suggested transferring residuary powers to the states.
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The State PSC is a constitutional body under Part XIV of the Constitution.
The Governor can appoint an acting chairman only when the SPSC Chairman’s office is vacant.
The SPSC’s recommendations are directory and not mandatory for the state government.
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The Act empowers the Central Government to establish both Central and State Administrative Tribunals.
The Act provides for the establishment of Joint Administrative Tribunals (JATs) for two or more states.
The Act mandates that the CAT follow the procedures of the Civil Procedure Code of 1908.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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