ram nath kovind appoints the chairman of the finance commission.
ram nath kovind appoints the chairman of the finance commission.
who in general appoints the chairman of the finance commission?
ram nath kovind
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the first finance commission (iast: "vitta āyoga") was established by the president of india in 1951 under "article 280" of the indian constitution. it was formed to define the financial relations between the central government of india and the individual state governments. the finance commission (miscellaneous provisions) act, 1951 additionally defines the terms of qualification, appointment and disqualification, the term, eligibility and powers of the finance commission. as per the constitution, the commission is appointed every five years and consists of a chairman and four other members.
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bullet::::1. the first state finance commission report, government of kerala, 1996









































bullet::::2. the second state finance commission report, government of kerala, 2001









































bullet::::3. the third state finance commission report, government of kerala, 2005









































bullet::::4. kerala panchayat finance commission report, 1985, chairman avukkaderkutty naha









































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bullet::::1. kerala, government of (1985): report of the panchayat finance commission ( chairman avukhadder kutty naha. thiruvananthapuram, government of kerala).









































bullet::::2. kerala, government of (1994): report of the kerala municipal finance commission. thiruvananthapuram, government of kerala.









































bullet::::3. kerala, government of (1996): state finance commission report, chairman p m abraham. thiruvananthapuram, government of kerala.
local government finance in kerala