Indian Federalism under Stress
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2015
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Journal of Political Studies
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Yasin, M.
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University of North Bengal
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Sahu, M. (2015). Indian Federalism under Stress. Journal of Political Studies, 11, 81–89. https://ir.nbu.ac.in/handle/123456789/3744
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In a period of widespread corruption, coupled with economic downturn, disconcerting issues related to autonomy and separate states, the management of grassroots level affairs by local communities in the wake of political consciousness and local aspirations and the issues of Centre-state relations are back on the political agenda. A legitimate question that arises in this context is: do we need to rethink federalism in India? This paper attempts to highlight the present challenges to the centre-state relations and explores the directions in which the national and state governments should move if the country is to achieve its goals of a strong, stable, economically vibrant nation.
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11
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2278-4039
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81 - 89