Presidential Veto over State Legislation | M laxmikanth Indian polity malayalam chapter 17 president

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Welcome to another high-quality Polity Malayalam class, designed for UPSC, Kerala PSC Degree Level, SSC, and other competitive exam aspirants. In this session, we discuss one of the key constitutional powers of the President of India — Understanding the President’s Veto Power over State Legislation is a very important topic in Indian Polity and is frequently asked in UPSC Civil Services Exam (Prelims & Mains), Kerala PSC, SSC, and other competitive examinations.

In this detailed class, we break down Article 200 and Article 201 of the Indian Constitution, focusing on how a bill passed by a State Legislature becomes a law and the critical role played by the Governor and the President of India.

This video explains:

🔹 Governor’s powers when a State Bill is presented (Article 200)
🔹 President’s powers over reserved Bills (Article 201)
🔹 Difference between Central and State legislation veto
🔹 What happens when a Bill is resent by the State Legislature
🔹 Why the President can still reject it
🔹 Concept of Pocket Veto in State Bills
🔹 Exam-focused conceptual clarity with constitutional logic

If you are preparing for UPSC CSE, State Civil Services, Law entrance exams, or studying Indian Constitution, this lesson will greatly strengthen your conceptual clarity.

📚 Why This Topic Is Important for UPSC?

🔸 Frequently asked in UPSC Polity MCQs
🔸 Appears in UPSC Mains GS2 Constitution & Governance
🔸 Part of important governance themes like Federalism, Legislative Procedure, and Constitutional Checks & Balances

👇 Watch till the end and test your understanding in the comments.

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