difference between state and union territory? please tell ......not the answer in google .... atleast 5 differences
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What is a State?
A-State is an independent unit separate from the Central Government.
A State comprises its own Legislative Assembly with elected representatives.
A-State has a defined territory.
Every state has a Chief Minister.
There is a separate government that operates in the States.
The functions handled by the State Government are security, healthcare, governance, revenue generation, etc.
What is a Union Territory?
Articles 1 to 4 under Part 1 of the Constitution gives the provision of the Unions and its Territories.
A Union Territory is controlled by the Central Government.
A Union Territory has a Lieutenant Governor as an Administrator.
A Lieutenant Governor is the representative of the President of India.
A Lieutenant Governor is appointed by the Central Government.
There is no representation of the Union Territories in the Rajya Sabha except for Delhi and Puducherry.
Delhi, Puducherry and Jammu and Kashmir have an elected legislative assembly and an executive council of ministers with partially state-like function.
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Answer:
The difference between state and union territories are...
Explanation:
1.The union territories are ruled by central government. The state is ruled by state government.
2.Governer is the head of the state. President is head of union territory.