President’s Rule in Indian States

President’s Rule in Indian StatesThe imposition of Presidents rule, at the State level, under Article 356 of the Constitution, is one of the major irritants in the working of Centre State relations. It can not be claimed that this provision has always been used wisely or honestly to remove a State Ministry. The Article has on occasions been invoked to serve party Union Government, like all other State Governments, being a party Government is not altruistic for success in the

Commonwealth Secretariat (London) in 1987

which contains findings of the field research conducted in the Aizawl district of Mizoram acquires much more significance

The author has employed a psychological or behavioural approach

notifications

and described this area in the most eulogical terms

The autotelic learning works on 12 principles that are crucial for an all-round development of children

Regional party governments in the state had failed to influence the Central Government to implement the 'Assam Accord' in letter and spirit

The study also shows that child marriages cannot be curbed merely by legislation

education and social change

this book will prove useful to all those who strive for peaceful industrial relations

Degree in Economics of the University of Calcutta with M

served Punjab University