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2.4. Trends in Centre-State relations
Development of India’s federalism since Independence
2.4.2. Sarkaria Commission
2.4.3. MM Punchhi Commission
(Being the latest committee on Centre-State relations, its recommendations are given in detail)
On Transfer of Entries in the Lists, from List II to List III
On Management of matters in concurrent jurisdiction
On Bills reserved for consideration of the President
On Treaty making powers of the Union Executive and Centre-State Relations
On Appointment and Removal of Governors
On Governors' discretionary powers
On Obligation of the Union to protect States from external aggression and internal disturbance
S.R. Bommai V. Union of India
On "Local emergency" under Article 355 and 356
On Power of Union to give directions to State
On Co-ordination between States, Centre-State Relations and Inter-State Council
On Zonal Councils and Empowered Committees of Ministers
On Adjudication of disputes relating to waters of inter-State rivers
On All India Services and Centre-State Co-operation for better Administration
On Rajya Sabha to be a Chamber to protect States' rights
On Equal representation of States in Rajya Sabha
On Governments' obligation to support court expenditure when laws are made
On Judicial Councils to advise Centre-State share in judicial budgets
On Need for continuing emphasis on federal balance of power
On Streamlining Administrative Relations
On Fiscal Relations to be largely decided by the Finance Commission
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