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How many are correct statements a.) State govt do not have any authority to change or alter districts. b)state can only change name of the district without informing centre c.)There are currently 718 districts in India
Choose the correct statements regarding disastermanagementamendmentbill 2024:-
a) It dissolves the NEC and SEC (State executive committee)
b)The new bill allows appointing experts and staff without approvals requirements by centre
c)Introduction of UDMA(Urban disaster management authorities) is not applicable for the cities like Delhi and Chandigarh
d)It allows state govt to make an SDRF(State disaster response force)
Regarding fisaster management act and amendment bill find the incorrect one
Choose incorrect statements regarding aparajita bill 2024
a) mandatory capital punishment for the accused if victim dies or found in vegetative state
b)creation of special courts for handling sexual violence cases
c) under article 246 states can not alter or legislate on issues listed in state list of constitution such as criminal laws .
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State Authority on Districts
- State governments do have authority to change or alter district boundaries.
- State governments can change the names of districts, without informing the central government.
- There are currently 739 districts in India, not 718.
Disaster Management Amendment Bill 2024: Key Changes
- The bill does not dissolve the National Executive Committee (NEC) or the State Executive Committee (SEC).
- The bill does not allow appointing experts and staff without approvals from the central government.
- UDMAs (Urban Disaster Management Authorities) are applicable to all cities, including Delhi and Chandigarh.
- The bill allows states to form their own SDRFs (State Disaster Response Forces).
Disaster Management Act: Incorrect Statement
- The Disaster Management Act and Amendment Bill do not address the SDRF (State Disaster Response Force). It's a misinterpretation.
Aparajita Bill 2024: Incorrect Statement
- The Aparajita Bill does not mandate capital punishment for victims of sexual violence found dead or in a vegetative state.
- The bill does not specifically create special courts for sexual violence cases.
- Under Article 246 of the Constitution, states can legislate on matters in the state list, including criminal laws, even if they are also listed in the concurrent list.
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