How does the Indian Constitution address issues related to co-operative societies at both central and state levels?
The Indian Constitution addresses issues related to co-operative societies at both central and state levels by providing a separate part (Part IXB) specifically dedicated to the regulation of these societies. This part includes definitions, jurisdiction of courts, and the establishment of a board to manage the affairs of co-operative societies. Additionally, it defines the roles of authorized persons, boards, and office bearers within these societies. The central government appoints a Central Registrar for multi-state co-operative societies, while state governments appoint Registrars for co-operative societies under their respective state laws.