Discretionary Powers of Governors
Governors in India possess discretionary powers that enable them to act independently in certain situations, such as reserving bills for the President's consideration and recommending President's Rule. These powers play a critical role in maintaining constitutional balance and governance stability.
About Discretionary Powers of Governors
A. Constitutional Discretion
- Reserve a bill for the president's consideration.
- Recommend president’s rule in a state.
- Request information from the Chief Minister regarding administrative/legislative matters.
- Exercise discretionary power if given additional charge of a neighboring Union Territory.
- Determine royalty payments for mineral exploration in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Mizoram.
B. Situational Discretion
- Decide the Chief Minister when no ....
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