seven example of federalism in india
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1-A state or states can part from the union with the approval of the parliament under Article 356. Territorial integrity is not part of the basic structure of the constitution. Territory is ceded to Bangladesh under the 9 and 100 constitutional amendment acts.
2-Constitution provides provision for merging with another state or splitting of a state in to few states.
3-Head of the union (Prime minister) is elected indirectly by the members of the LokSabha who are elected directly by the citizens from each LokSabha/ territorial constituency.
4-Free movement of labour and goods permitted across the states. Interstate Migrant Workmen Act 1979 protects the interests of migrant workmen.
5-Single currency, single foreign policy and common armed forces under the control of federal government
6-Every state has constitutional rights to impose certain taxes and raise debt. Part of union government revenues are also devolved to the states for public purpose.
7-Multilingual and multiracial people following multi religions under a secular constitution.
2-Constitution provides provision for merging with another state or splitting of a state in to few states.
3-Head of the union (Prime minister) is elected indirectly by the members of the LokSabha who are elected directly by the citizens from each LokSabha/ territorial constituency.
4-Free movement of labour and goods permitted across the states. Interstate Migrant Workmen Act 1979 protects the interests of migrant workmen.
5-Single currency, single foreign policy and common armed forces under the control of federal government
6-Every state has constitutional rights to impose certain taxes and raise debt. Part of union government revenues are also devolved to the states for public purpose.
7-Multilingual and multiracial people following multi religions under a secular constitution.
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