Question

when does the central government undermine the power of the states or look down the power of states ? (2)​

Answer 1

Answer:

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THERE COULD BE DIFFERENT CASES :-

Explanation:

1 ) MATTERS OF CONCURRENT LIST :

In care there is cash between Central and State Government on matters of concurrent list, the decision of central government would be considered *valid*.

2 ) EMERGENCY PROVISIONS :

The Central Government has special 'Emergency Provisions' under Article 352, 356 and 360. These provisions could covert federal polity into a highly centralised polity.

3 ) TERRITORIAL/RESOURCE DISPUTES AND NOMENCLATURE OF STATES :

The Central Government has the authority to adjust boundaries of states and regulate the distribution of resources. It could also change name/capitals of state.