CONSTITUTION OF INDIA PROVIDES FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE WHICH SHALL CONSIST OF A GOVERNOR

Article 168(1) of the constitution of India provides for the state legislature which shall consist of a Governor and the house. The legislative assembly of the state continue for five years as per the schedule under article 172(1) of the constitution.Provision  regarding sessions of the state legislature,right of the Governor to address and send message and the provision of the special address by the Governor also contained in Article 174. The main function of the legislature is to enact the laws for appropriation of the money from the consolidated funds of the state it also oversees executive functioning of the state under Article 164(2) which makes the council of ministers collectively responsible to the legislature and it also passes laws presented in the form of bills,which after receiving the assent of the Governor is notified and takes the form of an Act.In Accordingly the provision of RTI act publications has been empowered to the Citizens of country and the state for which annual reports of the SIC or CIC must be brought to the notice of the State legislature and the Parliament so that merits and demerits as well as benefits of the said act and objective of the empowerment delivered by the constitution of India may be obtained and top brought to the notice of the people of country as well as the state responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of implementation of the law code manual prefixed by the constitution of India in this behalf since 2005