This book provides a detailed and analytical study of financial relations between the Union and the States under the Constitution of India. Authored by Dr. S. R. Myneni, it examines constitutional provisions governing distribution of revenues, taxation powers, grants-in-aid, and fiscal federalism. The book offers a clear understanding of how financial authority is divided and regulated, along with the role of institutions such as the Finance Commission. It is designed to bridge constitutional theory with practical financial governance in India.
Key Features
- Covers constitutional provisions on Union-State financial relations
- Explains taxation powers and revenue distribution mechanisms
- Discusses grants-in-aid and fiscal transfers
- Includes role and functions of the Finance Commission
- Focus on fiscal federalism and financial governance
- Structured for academic clarity and conceptual understanding
- Authored by an experienced legal academic
- Suitable for law and competitive exam preparation
This book is highly beneficial for law students, civil services aspirants, and judiciary candidates studying constitutional law and public finance. It is also useful for academicians, policymakers, and researchers interested in fiscal federalism and governance. Additionally, professionals dealing with taxation, public administration, and financial policy will find this book valuable for understanding the constitutional framework of financial relations in India.