Question

Which five provisions of the Constitution make India a full-fledged Constitution?

Answer 1

Answer:

The five different provisions or 6 different provisions of the Constitution which make India a full-fledged Constitution are given below:

Provision 1:

• There are two or more levels of government in India.

Provision 2:

• To ensure financial autonomy at each level of the Government, the sources of revenue for each level of Government are clearly specified.

Provision 3:

• During the exercise of powers between different levels of Government, if it gives rise to disputes between the different levels of Government then the highest court acts like an umpire and sorts out the disputes.
• The courts have the power to interpret the powers of different levels of Government.
• The courts have the power to interpret the Constitution.

Provision 4:

• One level of Government does not have the power to unilaterally change the provisions of the Government.
• Such a change to the provisions of the Government requires the consent of both levels of Government.

Provision 5:

• The authority and existence of each tier of Government guaranteed by the Constitution.
• The Constitution specifies the jurisdiction of the respective tier or levels of the Government.

Provision 6:

• In specific matters of administration, taxation, and legislation; each tier of Government has its own jurisdiction although the same citizens are governed by different tiers of Government.