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Introduction
Administrative Relations, as outlined in Part XI of the Indian Constitution (Articles 256-263), govern the interactions and cooperation between the central government and the state governments in administrative matters. These articles delineate the roles, responsibilities, and powers of both levels of government regarding administrative functions, including the implementation of laws and policies.
Note:
The Constitution of India, being federal in structure, divides all powers (legislative, executive and financial) between the Centre and the states. However, there is no division of judicial power. The constitution provides for an integrated judiciary which implements both the central and state laws. |
Distribution of Executive Power
Obligation of States and the entre
Centre’s Directions to the States (Art. 257)
Mutual Delegation of Functions
Cooperation Between Center and State
All India Services (Art 312)
Public Service Commissions
Integrated Judicial System
Relations During Emergencies
Other provisions
Extra-Constitutional Devices: NITI Aayog + National Integration Council + Zonal Councils + North-Eastern Council.
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