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ADITYA MATHORAIR 98

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The Supreme Court of India has upheld unique asymmetry in India's federalism by intricately balancing centralized authority and regional autonomy. Discuss with the help of relevant case laws. (Answer in 150 words)

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The Supreme Court has upheld federalism as basic feature of Constitution which is a unique blend of federalism & unitary nature (S.R. Bommai Case, 1994). [Unique Asymmetry] → Centre has more power not in any constitution. Ensures unity & Sovereignty of India. [Balancing Centralized Authority]: → Upheld Emergency Provisions by constitutional and within legitimate power of Union (Minerva Mills Case). → Promoted Union Supremacy by ensuring higher powers & Centre upheld.

— ADITYA MATHOR · AIR 98

71 words1 paragraphs
  • Key Supreme Court cases cited
  • Clear identification of unique asymmetry
  • Reference to basic structure doctrine
  • Good case law application
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Functions and Responsibilities of the Union and the States, Issues and Challenges Pertaining to the Federal Structure

Issues and Challenges Pertaining to the Federal Structure

Federalism and Judicial Interpretation

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