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CENTRE STATE RELATIONS LEGISLATIVERELATIONS - II1 M.DEEPIKA REDDY VERIFIED EDUCATOR - UNACADEMY FACULTY - CIVIL SERVICES
CENTRE LEGISLATES ON STATE SUBJECTS Situations: 1. Article 249 2. Article 250 3. Article 252 4. Article 253 5. Article 356
ARTICLE 249 Article 249 empowers the Rajya Sabha to declare any subject in the state list as a subject of national importance by passing it with a special majority of two-thirds present and voting.
ARTICLE 250 Article 250 empowers the Parliament to make laws on any subject in the state list when National emergency is in force.
ARTICLE 252 Article 252 empowers two or more states to pass a resolution in their respective state assemblies with a simple majority empowering the Parliament to make a law on a state subject. The law made the Parliament on such a subject can be enforced only in those states that passed the resolution. If any other state wants to adopt the same law, it has to pass a resolution in its assembly to this effect.
ARTICLE 253 Article 253 empowers the Parliament to make a law on any subject in the state list in order to give effect to an international agreement. In making such a law, there is no condition that the Parliament must inform the concerned state or states or take their consent.
ARTICLE 356 When state emergency or President's rule is declared in a State under Article 356, the Government (executive and legislature) of that State is suspended and therefore the Parliament can make a law on any subject in the State list applicable in that state only