Residuary powers in the Indian Constitution are vested with the Union Government.
The Constitution of India vests the residuary powers in
Asked in Sub Inspector 2021 · Topic: The Centre-State Relations (Legislative Relations: Distribution of Powers (Union, State, Concurrent Lists))
More Indian Polity and Governance questions
- Which one of the following is the subject of concurrent list of Constitution of India ?
- Choose the correct option which falls under the concurrent list of the Constitution of India.
- Who exercises the Residuciary powers in India ?
- With respect to the Indian Constitution, consider the following statements and select the correct one(s) using the codes given below: (i) Matters enumerated under List I of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution are within the exclusive legislative power of the States. (ii) Matters enumerated under List II of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution are within the exclusive legislative power of the Union. (iii) The Constitution does not envisage shared competence, through List III, of the Union and States. (iv) Article 248 and Entry 97 of List I give the States residuary powers to legislate on a subject that may be absent from all three Lists. Codes :
- With respect to the Indian Constitution, consider the following statements and select the correct one(s) using the codes given below : (i) According to the Indian Constitution, the Union Government is responsible for issues that affect India such as war. (ii) According to the Indian Constitution, the States are responsible for issues such as education. (iii) According to the Indian Constitution, the Union Government is responsible for issues such as agriculture. (iv) According to the Indian Constitution, the States are responsible for issues such as internal security. Codes :
- Which of the following statements are correct? 1. The Governor can reserve certain types of bills passed by the State Legislature for the consideration of the President. 2. During Financial Emergency the President may direct the State Government to send money bills and related bills for his consideration. 3. The Governor also enjoys 'Absolute and Suspensive' veto like President of India.
- In the case of a bill passed by the State Legislature, Governor can reserve it for the consideration of the President. a. The President may declare or withhold his assent to the bill. b. The President may return the bill for reconsideration to the State Legislature. c. State Legislature must reconsider the bill within three months and if passed again it is obligatory upon the President to give his assent. d. In case of reconsidered bill which is passed again by State Legislature, President shall declare his assent within a period of six months. Which of the statements given above are correct ?
- Which one of the following statements is not correct about the nature of India’s federal system?