The Indian Constitution's federal structure, particularly the concept of a "Union of States," was inspired by the Canadian model. This term emphasizes the indestructible nature of the Union and the right of the Union to dissolve states, although this right has never been exercised.
"India, that is Bharat, shall be Union of States", (Indian Constitution). The word 'Union' is derived from the Constitution of which country?
Asked in Civil Judge 2022 · Topic: Sources of Constitution (Canadian Constitution (Federal System with Strong Centre, Residual Powers))
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