The Dam Safety Act, 2021 : Asymmetry in Indian federalism
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TextLanguage: English Other title: - Economic and Political Weekly Vol.58; No.8 - 25 Feb 2023 pp. 17-19
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Summary: The asymmetrical arrangements in political and administrative aspects of the act rooted in historico-geographical, institutional, and constitutional obscurities are interrogated, especially emphasising on the amount of authority held by the union government by forming two new bodies—the National Committee on Dam Safety and National Dam Safety Authority.
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The asymmetrical arrangements in political and administrative aspects of the act rooted in historico-geographical, institutional, and constitutional obscurities are interrogated, especially emphasising on the amount of authority held by the union government by forming two new bodies—the National Committee on Dam Safety and National Dam Safety Authority.
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