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Introduction India follows a quasi-federal system, where power is distributed between the Union (Central Government) and the States. However, over time, various Constitutional Amendments have reshaped this relationship, altering the balance of power. Some amendments have strengthened the Union government’s role, while others have given states more autonomy. The evolution of Union-State relations has been […]

Introduction India is a diverse country with significant regional disparities in economic, social, and infrastructural development. These disparities exist between different states, rural and urban areas, and even within districts. Regional imbalances have been a persistent issue since independence and have influenced policy-making, politics, and social stability. The causes of these disparities are multifaceted, ranging

Introduction The Naxalite movement in India is one of the longest-running insurgencies in the country. It originated in the late 1960s as a radical left-wing movement inspired by Maoist ideology. The movement primarily seeks to address issues related to land reforms, economic disparity, and the oppression of marginalized communities, particularly tribals and landless laborers. Over

Politics of Water Disputes Among Indian States and Their Impact Introduction Water disputes in India have been a longstanding issue due to the country’s federal structure, where rivers often flow through multiple states. The unequal distribution of water resources, growing demand, and political interests have resulted in frequent conflicts among states. These disputes significantly impact