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<h1>Presidential Power to Declare National Emergency Under Article 352 Requires Cabinet Approval and Parliamentary Consent Within One Month</h1> Article 352 of the Indian Constitution outlines emergency provisions allowing the President to declare a national emergency when India's security is threatened by war, external aggression, or armed rebellion. The President must obtain written approval from the Union Cabinet and the proclamation must be approved by both parliamentary houses within one month. The emergency can be extended in six-month intervals with parliamentary approval, and can be revoked if the House of People passes a disapproval resolution. The provision allows for multiple proclamations on different grounds and provides mechanisms for parliamentary oversight during emergency situations.