What is the role of the Indian central government in enacting these state reorganization acts?
The Indian central government plays a significant role in enacting state reorganization acts. These acts are passed by the Parliament of India, which is responsible for creating new states or reorganizing existing ones. The acts are typically based on recommendations from commissions or committees established to study and suggest changes to the administrative map of the country. Once an act is passed, it comes into effect on a specified date as mentioned in the context provided (w.e.f.).