The State Legislature is the law-making body at the state level in India. It consists of one or two Houses depending on the state. While all states have a Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha), some states also have a Legislative Council (Vidhan Parishad), making them bicameral. 1. Composition of the State Legislature 🔹 The State Legislature […]
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The Chief Minister & Council of Ministers
The Chief Minister (CM) is the head of the state government, exercising real executive power alongside the Governor, the constitutional head. Appointed by the Governor, the CM’s role includes executive, legislative, financial, and discretionary powers. The Council of Ministers assists the CM, managing various state departments and policies, ensuring effective governance.
The Governor is the constitutional head of an Indian state, appointed by the President and serving a term of five years. The Governor performs various executive, legislative, judicial, and discretionary functions while ensuring constitutional adherence. Their powers include appointing the Chief Minister, summoning the legislature, and recommending President’s Rule.