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1) A national emergency can be proclaimed due to war, external aggression or armed rebellion. (Note: it can't be proclaimed on the ground of "internal disturbance") 2) though the proclamation of national emergence requires lok sabha's approval( simple majority) but its revocation requires the approval of both the houses (special majority) 3) president can unilaterally revoke the proclamation of national emergency without the parliament's approval
The proclamation of emergency requires approval of both houses with special majority and revocation only requires approval of lok sabha with simple majority
The differences b/w resolution of proclamation and revocation of National Emergency are as follows:- The approval resolution must be passed by both houses but disapproval resolution is required to be passed by LS only. The approval resolution must be passed by special majority but disapproval resolution is need to be passed by simple majority.
elxn commissioner ka charged upon cfi hota hai ya made on cfi ? for people wondering if there is diff. btn two, made on cfi is votable in parl. while charged on is non votable
Articles 54, 55 (President election) 73, 162 (executive power of union n states) 368, 241, chapter 4 of part 5, chapter 5 of part 6, chapter 1 of part 11, 7th schedule, articles related to representation of states in parliament Can be amended with the approval of legislatures of at least half the states
INDIAN FOLK DANCES AN OVERVIEW AND SHORT DESCRIPTION OF SOME INDIAN DANCE. FOLK DANCE OF INDIA:- Folk Dances of Central India: • Gaur Dance: Madhya Pradesh • Muria Dances: Chattisgarh (Har Endanna, Hulki Dance, Karsana Dance) • Saila Dance: Chattisgarh(Sarguja) and MP(Betul) . A stick dance • Karma Dance: Gonds & Baigas of Chattisgarh, Oraons of Madhya Pradesh • Kaksar Dance: Abhujmaris of Bastar • Pandavani: Chattisgarh • Lota: Pandvani Folk Dances of East India: • Chhau: Bihar • Brita Dance: West Bengal • Kali Dance: West Bengal • Dalkhai: Orissa (Sambalpur). Chaiti Ghora is a dummy horse version of the Dalkhai dance and is popular in fishing communities. • Goti Puas: Orissa. The credit of popularizing this dance goes to Ramchandradev, the Rajaof Khurd (Orissa). Folk Dances of North East India: • Bihu: Assam • Hajgiri: Tripura • Nongkrem: Meghalaya • Dhol-Cholom: Manipur • Sattriya: Assam Folk Dances of North India: • Dumhal: Jammu & Kashmir • Hikat: Himachal Pradesh. • Natio: Group of dances performed during Kullu Dussehra festival. • Namagen: Himachal Pradesh. Famous amongt Gaddi tribe. • Hurka Baul: Uttaranchal. Kumaon region. Performed during cultivation of paddy and maize. The drum used is called Hurka. • Jhumeila: Uttaranchal • Chaufula: Uttaranchal (Garwal) • Chholiya: Kumaon, Uttaranchal • Bhangra: Punjab • Luddi: Punjab • Gidha: Punjab • Jhoomer: Punjab • Dhamyal or Dhup: Haryana Folk Dances of South India: • Padayani: Kerala • Kummi: Tamilnadu • Kolattam: Andhra Pradesh & Tamilnadu (Also known as Kolannalu or Kolkolanallu) Perini: Andhra Pradesh Thapetta Gullu: Andhra Pradesh Folk Dances of South West India • Dollu Kunitha: Karnataka • Ghode Modni: Goa • Lava Danceof Minicoy: Lakshadweep • Tarangmel: Goa Folk Dances of Western India: • Dandiya: gujrat • Ghumer Dance, Raika Dance, Jhoria Dance: Rajasthan. Performed by Bhil tribe. • Gher Dance: Mina tribe of Rajasthan • Valar Dance: Garasias of Rajasthan • Tera Tali: Rajasthan (Kamar Tribe) • Dindi and Kala: Maharashtra (Devotional) • Garba: Gujarat (Fertility Cult) • Garbi: A form of Garba where men perform the dance • Tippani: Saurashtra • Dhangari Gaja: Dhangars of Maharashtra • Koli: Koli Tribe of Maharashtra
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The approval resolution must be passed by both houses but disapproval resolution is required to be passed by LS only.
The approval resolution must be passed by special majority but disapproval resolution is need to be passed by simple majority.
Can be amended with the approval of legislatures of at least half the states
India can-
1. Impose new tax
2. Pass the budget
BUT NOT AMEND THE CONSTITUTION.
DESCRIPTION OF SOME INDIAN DANCE.
FOLK DANCE OF INDIA:-
Folk Dances of Central India:
• Gaur Dance: Madhya Pradesh
• Muria Dances: Chattisgarh (Har Endanna, Hulki Dance, Karsana
Dance)
• Saila Dance: Chattisgarh(Sarguja) and MP(Betul) . A stick dance
• Karma Dance: Gonds & Baigas of Chattisgarh, Oraons of Madhya
Pradesh
• Kaksar Dance: Abhujmaris of Bastar
• Pandavani: Chattisgarh
• Lota: Pandvani
Folk Dances of East India:
• Chhau: Bihar
• Brita Dance: West Bengal
• Kali Dance: West Bengal
• Dalkhai: Orissa (Sambalpur). Chaiti Ghora is a dummy horse version
of the
Dalkhai dance and is popular in fishing communities.
• Goti Puas: Orissa. The credit of popularizing this dance goes to
Ramchandradev,
the Rajaof Khurd (Orissa).
Folk Dances of North East India:
• Bihu: Assam
• Hajgiri: Tripura
• Nongkrem: Meghalaya
• Dhol-Cholom: Manipur
• Sattriya: Assam
Folk Dances of North India:
• Dumhal: Jammu & Kashmir
• Hikat: Himachal Pradesh.
• Natio: Group of dances performed during Kullu Dussehra festival.
• Namagen: Himachal Pradesh. Famous amongt Gaddi tribe.
• Hurka Baul: Uttaranchal. Kumaon region. Performed during cultivation
of paddy
and maize. The drum used is called Hurka.
• Jhumeila: Uttaranchal
• Chaufula: Uttaranchal (Garwal)
• Chholiya: Kumaon, Uttaranchal
• Bhangra: Punjab
• Luddi: Punjab
• Gidha: Punjab
• Jhoomer: Punjab
• Dhamyal or Dhup: Haryana
Folk Dances of South India:
• Padayani: Kerala
• Kummi: Tamilnadu
• Kolattam: Andhra Pradesh & Tamilnadu (Also known as Kolannalu or
Kolkolanallu)
Perini: Andhra Pradesh
Thapetta Gullu: Andhra Pradesh
Folk Dances of South West India
• Dollu Kunitha: Karnataka
• Ghode Modni: Goa
• Lava Danceof Minicoy: Lakshadweep
• Tarangmel: Goa
Folk Dances of Western India:
• Dandiya: gujrat
• Ghumer Dance, Raika Dance, Jhoria Dance: Rajasthan. Performed by
Bhil tribe.
• Gher Dance: Mina tribe of Rajasthan
• Valar Dance: Garasias of Rajasthan
• Tera Tali: Rajasthan (Kamar Tribe)
• Dindi and Kala: Maharashtra (Devotional)
• Garba: Gujarat (Fertility Cult)
• Garbi: A form of Garba where men perform the dance
• Tippani: Saurashtra
• Dhangari Gaja: Dhangars of Maharashtra
• Koli: Koli Tribe of Maharashtra