Indian Federalism

Indian federalism is a system of government where power is shared between the national (central) government and various state governments. Each level has specific responsibilities and can legislate on certain matters. The Constitution of India outlines this division of powers, ensuring states have autonomy while remaining under a unified national framework. This structure allows diverse regions to govern themselves in local matters, reflecting India's cultural and linguistic diversity, while the central government handles national issues. Indian federalism aims to balance unity and diversity, promoting cooperation and coexistence among different states and the central authority.