History & Civics
The Indian Federation — as articulated by the Chairman of the Drafting Committee B.R. Ambedkar, and the Constituent Assembly — emerged from European colonisation and was formed through the annexation of British provinces and princely states, albeit not by mutual agreement but by historical necessity. Therefore India has a federal system of government with a strong …………… .
- Federation of States
- Supreme Court
- Parliament
- Unitary bias
Union Parliament
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Unitary bias
Reason — India has adopted a federal system of government, though with a strong unitary bias. This means powers are divided between the Centre and the States, but the Central Government is more powerful than the States.
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