What powers does the President possess under the clauses provided for in Article 371F?
Under the clauses provided for in Article 371F, the President possesses the following powers:

1. To facilitate the application of any law related to the administration of Sikkim and bring its provisions into accord with the Constitution. The President can make adaptations and modifications (including repeal or amendment) within two years from the appointed day. These adaptations and modifications shall have effect without being questioned in any court of law.
2. To prohibit the Supreme Court or any other court from having jurisdiction over disputes arising out of treaties, agreements, engagements, or similar instruments relating to Sikkim that were entered into before the appointed day and involving the Government of India or its predecessor governments. However, this clause does not derogate from the provisions of Article 143.
3. To extend with restrictions or modifications any enactment in force in a State in India at the date of the notification to the State of Sikkim by public notification.
4. To remove any difficulty that arises in giving effect to the provisions of Article 371F, including making adaptations or modifications to other articles if necessary, within two years from the appointed day. This power can be exercised through an order and shall not be used after the expiry of two years from the appointed day.