Emergency Provisions
Political Science ⇒ Indian Constitution and Government
Emergency Provisions starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the process for revoking a National Emergency.
Describe the role of the Governor during the imposition of President's Rule in a state.
Explain the difference between National Emergency and President's Rule.
Explain the effect of National Emergency on the Fundamental Rights under Article 19.
Explain the impact of President's Rule on the state legislature.
Explain the meaning of 'armed rebellion' as a ground for National Emergency.
Explain the safeguards introduced by the 44th Amendment regarding the proclamation of National Emergency.
Under which circumstances can a National Emergency be declared?
What is the effect of a Financial Emergency on the distribution of financial resources between the Centre and the States?
What is the effect of a National Emergency on the relationship between the Centre and the States?
What is the maximum initial period for which President's Rule can be imposed in a state without parliamentary approval?
What is the maximum period for which a Financial Emergency can continue once approved by Parliament?
What is the minimum number of members required to demand a special sitting of the Lok Sabha to disapprove a National Emergency?
