Rajamannar Committee and Centre-State Relations
The Rajamannar Committee was established to examine the issues related to Centre-State relations.
The committee's primary objective was to suggest changes to strengthen the federal structure by reviewing the division of powers and functions between the Union and State governments.
Specifically, the Government of Tamil Nadu appointed the Rajamannar Committee.
This initiative aimed to articulate the state's perspective on the balance of power within the Indian federal system.
Important Questions from Centre–State Relations
- Which of the following pairs of list and contents is/are correctly matched ?
1. State list : Public health and sanitation
2. Union list : Citizenship, naturalisation and aliens
3. Concurrent list : Legal, medical and other professions
Select the correct answer using the code given below : - The Punchhi Commission report was related to:
- Which one of the following was the mandate of the Dhar Commission (1948)?
- Statutory grants to states by the Union government, under Article 275 of the Constitution, are primarily recommended by which body?
Consider the following statements :
1. The Inter-State Council (ISC) was set up under Article 263 of the Constitution.
2. Punchhi Commission recommended the establishment of the Inter-State Council.
3. The Union Home Minister is the Chairman of the Inter-State Council.
4. It discusses matters of common interests and suggests policies for better coordination.
Choose the correct codes :
