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Answer 2

The Constitution of India is federal in its nature and all the powers (legislative, administrative and financial) are divided between the Center and the states.

Every state has the right to ensure compliance with the laws made by the Parliament along with the freedom to continue its administrative work with certain limitations whereby necessary.

Explanation:

The Centre-state relationship refers to the interrelationship between the federalist center and its units in a democratic nation-state.

Articles 256 to article 263 of the Indian Constitution, deals with the exchange of different facets of administrative relations between the Center and the States. These include:

• The state government generally enjoys complete independence in its administrative work, yet the central government controls and directs them to some extent like the appointment of authorities to carry out the purposes of the Constitutional provisions relating to inter-state freedom of trade and commerce.
• The union can also constitute a regional council. It works on such subjects in which all or some states show interest.
• The Union may, by law, adjudicate on any dispute or complaint with respect to the use, distribution, or control of the waters of any inter-state river or river valley.
• Any existing law which applies to that State and extends the executive power of the Union to a State giving such directions as the State is required to submit to the Government of India for the purpose.

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