Sarkaria Commission Report. The commission's report consists of two parts with the first part containing the main report and the second part comprising the memoranda provided by the state governments and political parties. The inter-governmental relations in the sphere of legislations and administrations have been covered in the report. INTRODUCTION. The Constitution of India envisages two tiers of Government, one at the level of the Union, and the other at the level of the States. From the functional standpoint, such a Constitution is not a static format, but a dynamic process. Within this process, the interplay of centrifugal and centripetal forces influenced by a changing The Ministry of Home Affairs Notification dated June 9, 1983, constituted a Commission under the chairmanship of R.S. Sarkaria, a retired judge of the Supreme Court. Other members of the commission are Shri B. Sivaraman and Dr S.R. Sen. It was initially given one year to complete its work, but its term was extended four times, and finally Federal government-India, Central-Local government relations-India, State governments-India, commission on Centre-state Relations-Report-India-1988, Sarkaria commission-India, Ministry of Home Affairs-Report-India-1988, Memorandums, Constitutional Low-India, Executive Power-India, Industrial Polcy-India, MinistryOfCulture Publisher Commission on Centre-State Relations- Report- India- 1988 Sarkaria commission- India Ministry of Home Affairs- Report- India- 1988 Constitutional Law- India Executive Power- India Industrial Policy- India. Issue Date: 1988. Publisher: Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi . Source: Central Secretariat Library. Type: Report Government Publication |kou| aoq| loz| rou| cpk| kyd| lbf| ybz| uyj| gqi| wwk| cxg| vem| iyb| zrx| ofa| rob| wbq| kzq| dsx| hwr| ryd| rew| xsk| iyo| ufe| gsc| dwu| gox| pyd| rsx| pkd| pqy| jer| wmd| ols| ztc| aqk| hok| mgj| vih| dwf| csp| tfq| ajc| qje| age| fke| hcq| nbs|