Union and State Executive from "summary" of undefined by undefined
The union and state executive powers are an essential part of the Indian Constitution. It outlines the ways in which the government is to be organised and run and by whom. It also lays out the responsibilities of each level of government and the necessary checks and balances in place to ensure the appropriate use of power.- The Indian constitution outlines the union government’s powers along with the responsibilities and authority of each state's executive in India.
- Separation of power between Union and States ensures better utilization of resources in different regions across India.
- Under the federal system, Union Executive and State Executive have distinct roles and functions that they need to abide by.
- The primary objective of establishing such Union and State Executive authorities is to foster accountability and promote decentralization.
- This dichotomy of sharing responsibilities and governing powers establishes strong foundation for collaborations between them and serves as a critical blueprint for achieving success in service of citizens.
