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KERALA TO BE FIRST STATE ‘FREE OF EXTREME POVERTY’ Why in the News? Historic declaration: Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan will declare the State free from extreme poverty on November 1, marking a significant milestone in sustainability development and ecological restoration. National milestone: Kerala will be the first Indian State to achieve this landmark status, aligning …
Read MoreUnderstand the scope of “State” under Article 12, covering central and state governments, local authorities, and other public bodies. Essential for Indian Polity and constitutional law studies.
Read MoreSupreme Court Permits Kerala To Withdraw Governor Pleas Why in the News ? The Supreme Court allowed Kerala to withdraw two petitions against its Governor for delay in clearing Bills, following a precedent-setting April 8 judgment on Tamil Nadu, while debating linkage with a Presidential Reference before a Constitution Bench. Supreme Court Decision and Context …
Read MoreConstitutional Provisions Article 163–Council of Ministers to aid and advise Governor · Council of Ministers and Chief Minister: There is a Council of Ministers with the Chief Minister as its head. Their role is to aid and advise the Governor in the exercise of his functions, with the exception of matters where the Governor is …
Read MoreIntroduction The Chief Minister in a state is similar to the Prime Minister at the central level, as both are heads of the executive branch responsible for administration and governance in their respective jurisdictions. The Chief Minister is appointed by the Governor of the state, who represents the President of India and has various powers …
Read MoreIntroduction The State Legislature’s primary goal is to create and pass state-specific bills. Members of the State Legislative Assembly have powers similar to Members of Parliament, but these powers are state-focused. The Constitution of India covers the State Legislative Assembly in Articles 168 to 212. India’s legislative system is bicameral, with some states having a …
Read MoreThe Indian Constitution follows a parliamentary system of government in the states, similar to the central government. Part VI of the Constitution is dedicated to state government, with Articles 153 to 167 addressing the state executive. This state executive comprises the governor, the chief minister, the council of ministers, and the advocate general of the …
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