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- Briefly write about the Constitutional division of power between the Centre and States.
- With the help of examples, discuss how the Centre-State disputes have been a perennial feature of Indian democracy.
- Conclude accordingly.
Q.2 Despite the constitutional division of powers, Centre-state disputes have been a perennial feature of Indian democracy. Discuss with examples. (10 Marks)
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2 responses to “Q.2 Despite the constitutional division of powers, Centre-state disputes have been a perennial feature of Indian democracy. Discuss with examples. (10 Marks)”
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Alankrit
Good attempt.
You have covered the points well. However, some recent examples of centre encroaching over state’s powers could be used for value addition. (enactment of three farm laws – agriculture state subject, invocation of the Disaster Management Act, 2005 during the COVID-19 pandemic made the central guidelines binding on states, even though ‘public health’ is a state subject). Also, there have been disputes over centre’s proposed amendments of all India service cadre rules (long standing issue- dispute over transfers and posting of service officers from the state cadre). Other points are good.
Way forward is good.
A concluding statement can be added.
Keep practicing. 🙂
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