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TOPIC INFO – CUET PG (Political Science)
SUB-TOPIC INFO – Indian Government and Policies
CONTENT TYPE – Short Notes
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1. What Is Federalism?
2. Federal Features Of Indian Constitution
2.1. Dual Polity
2.2. Written Constitution
2.3. Division Of Powers
2.4. Supremacy Of The Constitution
2.5. Rigid Constitution
2.6. Independent Judiciary
2.7. Bicameralism
3. Constitutional Provisions
4. Areas of Conflict
5. Challenges of Federalism in India
6. Conclusion
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Federalism
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PRACTICE QUESTIONS OF THIS TOPIC
Total Questions: 75
1. Federalism in India is defined as:
A) Power concentrated in the Centre
B) Power shared by President and Prime Minister
C) Power divided between the Centre and states
D) Power divided between Union and Judiciary
2. The Supreme Court has established that for a constitution to be federal:
A) Centre has absolute power
B) States can secede
C) Powers must be divided and operate independently
D) Judiciary controls both Centre and states
3. The term “federation” comes from the Latin word:
A) Fides
B) Foedus
C) Federatio
D) Forum
4. Federation is formed by:
A) Military conquest
B) Treaty or agreement
C) Supreme Court order
D) Presidential decree