Why is Indian federation called centralised federation?
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The Indian government has a federal structure. It is a union of several States. Legislative, administrative and executive powers are shared, as per what is laid out by the Indian Constitution, between Centre and States, with the major powers and decision-making apparatus at the Centre.
India combines the features of Federal government and that of Unitary government. In Federations, the States have the right to come out of the Union.
The Government of India has the federal structure.
It can be referred as the union of many states. In India the administrative, legislative and executive powers are being shared according to the laws laid out by the Constitution of India between the states and centers, with the help of the decision-making apparatus and major powers at that centre.
The country combines along with the features of the Federal and Unitary government.