Anita Singh

The Constitution Article 124 (1) says that “there shall be a supreme court of India”. And Supreme Court is the highest Interpreter of Constitution

PART VI of the Constitution deals with the other half of Indian federalism, i.e., the States. Article from 152-237 deals with various provisions related to States. It covers the executive, legislature and judiciary wings of the states. Articles 163-164 deals with Council of Ministers (CoM) in states.

In the scheme of parliamentary system of government provided by the Constitution, the governor is the nominal executive authority (de jure executive) and the Chief Minister is the real executive authority (de facto executive). In other words, the governor is the head of the state while the Chief Minister is the head of the government. Thus the position of the Chief Minister at the state level is analogous to the position of prime minister at the Centre.

An ordinary bill can originate in either House of the state legislature (in case of a bicameral legislature). Such a bill can be introduced either by a minister or by another member. The bill passes through three stages in the originating House, viz,

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