President's Rule is a provision under the Indian Constitution that allows the President of India to assume governmental powers in a state.
This occurs when the state government is unable to function or fails to comply with constitutional directives.
The power to proclaim President's Rule in a State is derived from a specific article of the Constitution.
Based on the constitutional framework, President's Rule is invoked under Article 356.
What recent action did the Supreme Court of India take regarding Article 224A?
Who published the logistic equation model of population growth in 1838?
When did the Drafting Committee publish the first draft of the Indian Constitution?
The Constitution (Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes) Order (Second Amendment) Bill, 2022 was passed by the Parliament. This is pertaining to the state of __________.
Who is the ex-officio President of the Indian Parliamentary Group (IPG), set up in 1949, which functions as the national group of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and the main branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) in India?
The Indian Constitution originally consisted of ________ Articles.
As of January 2019, what is the number of articles in the Indian constitution?
What recent action did the Supreme Court of India take regarding Article 224A?
The original Constitution of India was handwritten by _______.
Which of the following taxes fall under the State List of the Indian Constitution?
(i) Stamp Duty
(ii) Custom Duty
(iii) Luxury Tax
(iv) Entertainment Tax
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Who among the following personalities was appointed as the legal advisor of the Constituent Assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution?