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shine india monthly magazine subscription published this article page no   40 creating nomans land along the border and remove the encroachments from both sides. it curtails economic and social interests behind the dispute and help to devise a no lose (nonzero sum) solution to territory dispute.  frequent meetings of interstate councils and zonal councils for convergence of interests between states and suggest institutional solutions to benefit both by dispute resolution.  timebound resolution of border dispute cases and mechanism to implement its orders or recommendations of courtmonitored commissionsmediators or tribunals. o for instance tribunals can be established to hear interstate border disputes and interpret the old legal documents (e.g. in assammizoram dispute) to reach a solution.  creation of conducive environment by union government to facilitate the coming together of states based on the spirit of cooperative federalism for agreement on mediation or implementing the existing recommendations from committees or joint administration.  political efforts though an ad hoc measure but national parties could use their party machinery to reach a political understanding helping to avoid its repercussions in social and economic sphere keeping the boundaries only on land rather than to be drawn in people minds.  seventh schedule why in news? fifteenth finance commission chairman nk singh has called for a thorough review of the seventh schedule of the constitution in the wake of current challenges of climate change and the pandemic. about seventh schedule  article 246 confers legislative powers on the parliament and the state legislatures on the subjects enumerated in the seventh schedule.  broadly entries that are related to national importance were allocated to the union and entries of local concern were allocated to the states.  as per sarkaria commission concurrent list subjects are neither exclusively of national concern nor of local concern and hence occupy a constitutional grey area. rationale behind the list system contained in the seventh schedule  shine india monthly magazine subscription buy.


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