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- Main Answer Writing Practice - दृष्टि आईएएस
Discretionary Powers of the Governor and Constitutional Friction: Legislative Discretion Withholding or Delaying Assent to Bills (Article 200, 201): Governors have frequently delayed assent or reserved bills for the President, leading to legislative paralysis
- Constitutional Discretion Of Governor - BYJUS
The Governor of state, unlike the President of India, is conferred with power to act at his own discretion There are two categories of discretion for the governor One is Constitutional Discretion and the other is Situational Discretion
- Constitutional Discretion Of Governor - Powers And Provisions
As the constitutional head of Assam, the Governor possesses several discretionary powers These powers allow the Governor to exercise independent judgment and discretion in specific situations According to the constitution, the Governor of Assam is given two discretionary powers listed in the Sixth Schedule
- Governor’s Discretionary Powers Under the Indian Constitution
Originally envisioned as a ceremonial and impartial figure, the Governor’s position has increasingly come under scrutiny due to legislative efforts in states like West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra that seek to curtail gubernatorial powers
- Governor State Relationship: Analyzing Friction, Functions, and . . .
An in-depth analysis of the friction between the Governor and state governments in India, exploring the causes of conflicts, constitutional provisions, and judicial pronouncements Learn about the recommendations of various commissions to improve Governor-State relations
- Discretionary Powers of Governor – Indian Polity Notes - Prepp
Discretionary Powers of governor means an authority bestowed on the governor to choose the most reasonable decision among various alternatives The governor's discretion can be used to make choices, which are divided into two categories: constitutional and situational
- Role And Powers Of The Governor In India: Constitutional Duties And . . .
Discretionary Power of the Governor: However, if the Governor believes that a particular bill might impact Union powers or violate the Constitution’s provisions, they can use their discretion to reserve the bill for the President’s consideration
- GOVERNORS POWERS AND FRICTION WITH STATES
Articles 153 to 167 in Part VI of the Constitution deal with the state executive The state executive consists of the Governor, the Chief Minister, the Council of Ministers and the Advocate General of the state The office of Governor was borrowed from the Government of India Act of 1935 The Governor is the chief executive head of the state
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