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Question : Which of the following institutions is mandated by the Constitution to make recommendations to the President on the principles which should govern the grants in-aid of the revenues of the States out of the Consolidated Fund of India?

Option 1: Finance Commission

Option 2: Department of Expenditure

Option 3: Reserve Bank of India

Option 4: Law Commission


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Correct Answer: Finance Commission


Solution : The correct answer is the Finance Commission.

The President constitutes the Finance Commission, a body established by the Constitution. It establishes guidelines for how the Centre should allocate funds from the India Consolidated Fund to the states as aid and makes recommendations for ways to boost state resources.

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