How does Article 275 define "grants-in-aid" from the Union to certain States?
Article 275 defines "grants-in-aid" from the Union to certain States as sums charged on the Consolidated Fund of India in each year, which Parliament may provide by law. These grants are meant to assist revenues of specific determined states and can be different for different states. Additionally, the article specifies that capital and recurring sums will also be paid out of the Consolidated Fund as grants-in-aid to enable certain states to undertake schemes of development for promoting the welfare of Scheduled Tribes or raising the level of administration in Scheduled Areas within those states with the approval of the Government of India.