Which one of the following is not a characteristic of Federalism? (1) a. There is a division of power between the center and the state. b. There is a focus on both central and state. c. The power is centered around the central government.
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There is no separation of powers between the government is not a characteristic of a federal state Explanation: A federal government is a kind of administration in which authority is separated among the central government and the local governments.
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C. The power is centred around the central government is not a characteristic of Federalism.
Definition of Federalism:
- Federalism means a division of power between the central government and the state government in a single political system.
- Article 264 of the Indian constitution that provides the idea of federalism has been borrowed from the constitution of Canada.
Features of Federalism:
- A. There is a division of power between central and state governments.
- The focus is on both the central and state governments.
- The elected officials exercise supreme authority in the government.
In India, the idea of federalism has been implemented through the three lists i.e., state, union and concurrent that divides subjects between the state and the union government.
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