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Articles 270 to 273 of the Indian Constitution: Grants-in-Aid and Distribution of Revenues Introduction : The Indian Constitution, with its focus on fiscal federalism and equitable distribution of resources, provides a framework for the allocation of funds and grants-in-aid to the states. Articles 270 to 273 of the Indian Constitution outline provisions related to the grants-in-aid, distribution of revenues between the Union and the states, and the Finance Commission. In this article, we engage in a comprehensive discussion, exploring the relevance of these articles in the modern era, and analyzing relevant case laws that shed light on their significance in contemporary India. Article 270: Grants-in-Aid to the states by the Union : Article 270 deals with the grants-in-aid provided by the Union to the states. This provision assumes significance in promoting economic development, reducing regional imbalances, and ensuring financial stability in the states. The case of the State of West B...