Constitution provide Three type of lists i.e.,Union List(having subjects of national importance) , State List(having subjects of state and local importance) , and Concurrent List(having subject of common importance to both central and state govt.) .
Power is shared between Central and State govt. i.e., Decentrilization
Constitution provide Three type of lists i.e.,Union List(having subjects of national importance) , State List(having subjects of state and local importance) , and Concurrent List(having subject of common importance to both central and state govt.) .
Power is shared between Central and State govt. i.e., Decentrilization
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george.peters78... answered this
India has Three-Tier system of govt.
Constitution provide Three type of lists i.e.,Union List(having subjects of national importance) , State List(having subjects of state and local importance) , and Concurrent List(having subject of common importance to both central and state govt.) .
Power is shared between Central and State govt.
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Mio answered this
INDIA is a Federal Country BECAUSE:-
India has Three-Tier system of govt.
Constitution provide Three type of lists i.e.,Union List(having subjects of national importance) , State List(having subjects of state and local importance) , and Concurrent List(having subject of common importance to both central and state govt.) .
Power is shared between Central and State govt. i.e., Decentrilization
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Yagnavika Vv answered this
India fulfills several principles that are essential for a federation. They are as follows:
Existence of Union and State Government- In the spirit of Federalism, there are two set of governing authority, in the Union and the in the states.
For Example, the Central Governments headquarter is in Delhi and that of Uttar Pradesh is in Lucknow.
Division of Power- Power has been divided between the Union and the State governments by the Union, State and Concurrent lists. While, the Centre can make laws on the subjects entrusted in the Union list, State Government can make laws on the subjects stated in the State List. While both have the authority to deal with the matters in the Concurrent List.
Constitution the Supreme Authority- Like in all Federations, the Constitution clearly lays down the distribution of power between the Union and the State.
Bicameral Legislature- In the state there are two houses, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha . While the Lok Sabha has members who are directly elected by the citizens of the country, the Rajya Sabha has members who are indirectly elected.
Separation of Powers- India has a three tier government, where powers are divided between the Legislature, Executive and the Judiciary.
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Arpita Mahalik answered this
India a federal country?because of the following reasons: There are levels of governments?Central Government,?State?Government and Local Government. ... The?Indian?Constitution contains three lists which contain subjects in which the Union and the?State?Governments may form laws.
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Furkaan Wani answered this
Because of the levels of Govt. Central Govt. , State Govt, Local Givt
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Nakshatra Dayal Sharma answered this
India is a federal country. Power is divided among different levels of government. There is one general government for the whole nation known as the central government. There is also a government in different regions or states known as state government for each state. This is known as federal division of power and this makes India a federal country. The same principle of division of power can be extended to panchayats and municipality lower than the state government.
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Bhagawat Deep Hazarika answered this
Who is the writer Kesari pratika
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Suaib answered this
I hawe cant c dis india
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Narendra Pal Yadav answered this
special status for Jammu and Kashmir
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Ayush Gupta answered this
India is not tagged as a federal country. But it does practice the ideas of federation.
