Article 73 of CoI : Article 73: Extent of executive power of the Union.
CoI
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: The Central Government's Role in National Defense
Context: National defense is a matter on which only the Parliament has the power to make laws.
Application: The executive power of the Union extends to national defense. This means that the Central Government, through the Ministry of Defense, can make decisions regarding the deployment of armed forces, procurement of defense equipment, and entering into defense treaties with other countries. For instance, if India decides to purchase fighter jets from another country, the Central Government has the authority to negotiate and finalize the deal.
Example 2:
Scenario: Implementation of an International Treaty on Climate Change
Context: The Government of India has signed an international treaty on climate change, which requires the country to reduce its carbon emissions.
Application: The executive power of the Union includes the authority to implement international treaties. Therefore, the Central Government can create policies and regulations to reduce...
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