How does a President’s rule function

- President's rule in India refers to the imposition of direct rule by the Central government in a state. - It is enforced when a state government is unable to function according to the provisions of the Constitution. - The state government is dismissed, and the state machinery and administration come under the control of the President. - The Governor acts as the representative of the President in the state during this period. - The State Legislative Assembly is either dissolved or kept in suspended animation. - The Vidhan Sabha is either dissolved, or, if it has been suspended, the President can authorize the Parliament to make laws for the state. - President's rule is intended as a measure of last resort to maintain constitutional governance in the state.