The main objective of Zonal Councils is to ensure greater co-operation among States in the field of planning and other matters of national importance, that the laws passed by various States do not conflict with each other, and better utilisation of the limited resources of the States.
The main objective of Zonal Council is to ensure
Asked in Sub Inspector 2021 · Topic: The Centre-State Relations (Inter-State Relations: Inter-State Councils, Zonal Councils, and Water Disputes)
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