Being a constitutional head in the state, the Governors have executive, legislative, financial, judicial and discretionary powers. Executive Powers All the executive actions of the state are taken...
The provisions related to state executive are in articles 153 to 167. The state executive is made of Governor, Chief Minister, Council of Ministers and Advocate General. The...
Most of the modern democracies follow the Montesquieu Model of Separation of Powers in which government is divided into three estates viz. executive, legislature and judiciary. Further, the...
Business Advisory Committee There are two Business Advisory Committees in the Parliament of India, one each for Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. These committees regulate the programme and...
Committee on Public Undertakings examines the reports and accounts of the PSUs and the CAG audit reports related to PSUs. This committee was established in 1964 on recommendations...
Estimates Committee was first established during British Era in 1920s but Independent India’s first Estimates Committee was established in 1950. This committee examines the estimates included in the...
Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is one of the standing parliamentary committees, which was first established in 1921 under the Government of India Act 1919 provisions. This committee examines...
The committees of the parliament are considered to be a necessary adjunct of the complex and voluminous work of the parliament as they make the parliamentary work smooth,...
The primary function of parliament is to make new laws, amend existing laws and repeal old laws. For every such procedure, a bill needs to be passed in...
