How does the establishment of an Inter-State Council contribute to better co-ordination of policy and action among states or between the Union and one or more states?
The establishment of an Inter-State Council contributes to better co-ordination of policy and action among states or between the Union and one or more states by inquiring into and advising upon disputes that may arise between them, investigating and discussing subjects in which they have a common interest, and making recommendations on these subjects. This helps in fostering cooperation and resolving conflicts, leading to better coordination of policies and actions among the involved parties.