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What is the relevance of state in indian politics?

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 Introduction

The study of provincial politics and of native states in British India was an underdeveloped area. Native states in any case formed a backyard of the British Raj, but politics, especially constitutional and institutional politics in British Indian provinces were also largely eclipsed by the nationalist movement politics. But in retrospect, constitutional reforms introduced in the first half of the 20th century in the British Indian provinces by the imperial government in London were significant early experiments in representative, responsible, and federal governance. Bolder moves in all these respects under the 1950 constitution after India’s independence must be studied in this historical backdrop. Yet there are serious gaps in studies of devolution of powers to the provincial governments under the government of India Act, 1909; this is also true of the studies of diarchy at the provincial level under the Government of India Act, 1919, and of provincial autonomy under the first federal constitution in British India, the Government of India Act, 1935.

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