A brief Notes on Indian Constitution for SSC CGL,CHSL,RRB,UPSC,PSC exams
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The Governor
● Nominal executive head in States.
● Appointed by the President on the recommendations of Union Council of Ministers.
Qualifications
a) Citizen of India
b) Completed 35 years of age.
c) Possess the qualification for membership of State Legislature.
d) Mustn't hold any office of profit.
● His term of office is 5 years. Powers Executive Powers
● Appoints Chief Minister,Council of Ministers,Chairman & members of State Public Service Commission,Advocate General of the State and Election Commissioner of the State.
Legislative Powers
● Summons,Prorogues & dissolves the State Legislature.
● Appoints 1/6th members of Legislative Council.
● Nominates one member from the Anglo-Indian community ( if not proper representation ).
Financial Powers
● Ensures that the budget is laid.All money bills can be introduced on his recommdndation only.
Judicial Powers
● Governor is consulted by President while appointing Chief Justice and other judges of High Court.Appoints judges of Courts below the High Court and can grant pardon,reprieve or remission of punishment for offence against state laws.But he cannot grant pardon in cases of death sentences.
Emergency Powers
● Reports to the President if the State Government is not running constitutionally and recommends the President's Rule ( Article 356 ).
● Real executive head of the govt,at the state level.
● The position of the Chief Minister at the state level is analogous to the position of the Prime Minister at the Centre.
● Appointed by Governor.Other Ministers are appointed by the Governor on the advice of the Chief Minister.
● A Person who is not a member of State Legislature can be appointed,but he has to get himself elected within 6 months otherwise he is removed.
State Legislature
● Can be Uncameral ( One House ).
● or Bicameral ( Two House ).
● Bicamerel States : 6 States 1. Bihar 2. J & K 3. Karnataka 4. Maharashtra 5. UP 6. Andhra Pradesh.
Hello Readers,welcome to Job Guide,A friendly website that you need most in competitive field.Job guide will guide through the path of your struggle to get a Govt. Job. Today a short notes on Indian Constitution ( State Government ) have been given for the upcoming exams like SSC CGL,CHSL,RRB,UPSC,PSC and other central or state exams.Follow our notes and quiz on regular basis that will help you to enrich your Gk stock.The topic of the day is Various points on Indian Constitution.So let's start-
State Government
The Governor
● Nominal executive head in States.
● Appointed by the President on the recommendations of Union Council of Ministers.
Qualifications
a) Citizen of India
b) Completed 35 years of age.
c) Possess the qualification for membership of State Legislature.
d) Mustn't hold any office of profit.
● His term of office is 5 years. Powers Executive Powers
● Appoints Chief Minister,Council of Ministers,Chairman & members of State Public Service Commission,Advocate General of the State and Election Commissioner of the State.
Legislative Powers
● Summons,Prorogues & dissolves the State Legislature.
● Appoints 1/6th members of Legislative Council.
● Nominates one member from the Anglo-Indian community ( if not proper representation ).
Financial Powers
● Ensures that the budget is laid.All money bills can be introduced on his recommdndation only.
Judicial Powers
● Governor is consulted by President while appointing Chief Justice and other judges of High Court.Appoints judges of Courts below the High Court and can grant pardon,reprieve or remission of punishment for offence against state laws.But he cannot grant pardon in cases of death sentences.
Emergency Powers
● Reports to the President if the State Government is not running constitutionally and recommends the President's Rule ( Article 356 ).
Chief Minister
● The position of the Chief Minister at the state level is analogous to the position of the Prime Minister at the Centre.
● Appointed by Governor.Other Ministers are appointed by the Governor on the advice of the Chief Minister.
● A Person who is not a member of State Legislature can be appointed,but he has to get himself elected within 6 months otherwise he is removed.
State Legislature
● Can be Uncameral ( One House ).
● or Bicameral ( Two House ).
● Bicamerel States : 6 States 1. Bihar 2. J & K 3. Karnataka 4. Maharashtra 5. UP 6. Andhra Pradesh.
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