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    The document discusses the three types of emergencies outlined in the Constitution of India: national emergency (Article 352), state emergency (Article 356), and financial emergency (Article 360). A national emergency can be declared by the President if the security of India is threatened by war or external aggression. A state emergency can be imposed by the central government if a state government cannot function properly. A financial emergency can be declared if India's financial stability is threatened. The expression "Proclamation of emergency" specifically refers to a proclamation made under Article 352, and not those made under Article 356 or 360.

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    The document discusses the three types of emergencies outlined in the Constitution of India: national emergency (Article 352), state emergency (Article 356), and financial emergency (Article 360). A national emergency can be declared by the President if the security of India is threatened by war or external aggression. A state emergency can be imposed by the central government if a state government cannot function properly. A financial emergency can be declared if India's financial stability is threatened. The expression "Proclamation of emergency" specifically refers to a proclamation made under Article 352, and not those made under Article 356 or 360.

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    Emergency Provi

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    The document discusses the three types of emergencies outlined in the Constitution of India: national emergency (Article 352), state emergency (Article 356), and financial emergency (Article 360). A national emergency can be declared by the President if the security of India is threatened by war or external aggression. A state emergency can be imposed by the central government if a state government cannot function properly. A financial emergency can be declared if India's financial stability is threatened. The expression "Proclamation of emergency" specifically refers to a proclamation made under Article 352, and not those made under Article 356 or 360.

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    Emergency Pro

    vision
    PART XXVII
    (Constitution of India)
    • Emergency is defined as a situation, which is not no
    rmal, a situation which call for urgent remedial acti
    on.
    • The Constitution of India, envisages three types of
    emergencies. The
    se are-
    • National Emergency (Article 352)
    • State Emergency (Article 356)
    • Financial Emergency (Article 360)
    • Constitutionally, the expression "Proclamation of e
    mergency " refers only to the proclamation made u
    nder Clause (1) of Article 352. And whenever, used,
    should not include the situations provided for unde
    r Article 356 and Article 360.

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