Emergency Provisions

Recognise that the Union Government has no option except to assume extraordinary powers in emergenicies.



Identify the situations in which the president can proclaim a state of National emergency under

Article 352.



Describe the various effects of National Emergency relating to the executive, legislative, and

financial matters, with special reference to the fundamental rights.



Cite examples of National Emergency relating to the executive, legislative, and financial matters,

  with special reference to the fundamental Rights.



Describe the circumstances in which the President can make a proclamation under Article 356 imposing

President's Rule in a state.



Cite a few examples when such proclamations were made due to the breakdown of a constitutional

machimery.



Recall that imposition of President's rule has often been controversial in the context of smooth

centre-state relations.



Describe the circumstances under which financial emergency can be proclaimed under Article 360.



Explain the role of parliament during financial emergency.



Describe the effects of Financial emergency.

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