Explanation:

- Article 226: Article 226 of the Indian Constitution empowers the High Courts to issue writs for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights and for any other purpose. It provides a broader jurisdiction than the Supreme Court, allowing High Courts to address issues beyond just constitutional rights.

- Article 242: This is not relevant to the issuance of writs by High Courts. Articles in the 240s generally pertain to administrative functions and not judicial powers.

- Article 230: This article deals with the jurisdiction of High Courts in union territories, not with issuing writs.

- Article 235: This article concerns the control over subordinate courts by High Courts, ensuring administrative and judicial efficiency.