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of <h1>Emergency Powers: Parliament Can Legislate and Delegate Authority to President During State Emergencies Under Article 356</h1> Article 357 of the Indian Constitution outlines legislative powers during a state emergency under Article 356. It empowers Parliament to confer law-making authority to the President, who can delegate such powers to specified authorities. Parliament can make laws imposing duties on the Union or its officers, and the President can authorize state expenditure when the House of People is not in session. Laws made under these provisions remain valid even after the emergency proclamation ceases, until altered by a competent legislature.
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