Discuss the relation between Central and state in India.
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The Indian constitution declares India as federal. That means it is a union of states where power is divided between centre and states as per the procedure mentioned in the constitution. In this two tier system, the central government have the final say in all the matters and in this way India is federal but unitary. The different relations between centre and state are as follows:
LEGISLATIVE RELATIONSADMINISTRATIVE RELATIONSFINANCIAL RELATIONS
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Legislative Centre-State Relations:
Articles 245 to 255 in the Indian constitution deal with the legislative aspect of centre states relation. Legislation means the power of making a law which is enforceable. Both the central and state governments in India have the power to make laws. But, the matters on which they can make laws differ. While the centre can make laws applicable to the nation as a whole, the states have the power to make laws applicable in their own territory that too in some matters only. Some matters need both the centre and state legislations.
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The Indian constitution declares India as federal. That means it is a union of states where power is divided between centre and states as per the procedure mentioned in the constitution. In this two tier system, the central government have the final say in all the matters and in this way India is federal but unitary. The different relations between centre and state are as follows:
LEGISLATIVE RELATIONSADMINISTRATIVE RELATIONSFINANCIAL RELATIONS
Read Also: Schedules in Constitution of India
Legislative Centre-State Relations:
Articles 245 to 255 in the Indian constitution deal with the legislative aspect of centre states relation. Legislation means the power of making a law which is enforceable. Both the central and state governments in India have the power to make laws. But, the matters on which they can make laws differ. While the centre can make laws applicable to the nation as a whole, the states have the power to make laws applicable in their own territory that too in some matters only. Some matters need both the centre and state legislations.
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Articles 245 to 255 in Part XI of the Constitution deal with the legislative relationsbetween the Centre and the State. The Parliament can make laws for the whole or any part of the territory of India. Territory of Indiaincludes the states, UTs and any other area for the time being included in the territory of India.
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