Article 275 of the Indian Constitution provides for the grants-in-aid to states. It aims to support states with financial assistance for promoting welfare. This article reflects India's commitment to federalism. It acknowledges the diverse cultural and geographical contexts of Indian states. The provision helps in addressing regional disparities. It underlines the importance of equitable development across the nation.
The Constitution of India demarcates spheres between the Union and the States in their areas of financial matters. The Parliament has the power to levy taxes on subjects...
Recently, the Union Cabinet has approved the terms of reference (ToR) for the Sixteenth Finance Commission. This commission has a substantial responsibility: it must propose the formula for...
The Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) are a response to the socio-economic development of the Scheduled Tribes (STs), the most underprivileged groups in India. The schools aim to...
Grants in Aid under Article 275(1) is a Central Sector Scheme under which 100 per cent financial assistance is being provided to the States through the nodal Ministry...
The topic of discussion that is currently making headlines is the growing demand for an autonomous state within Assam, which has been raised by certain societal sections in...
