Indian federalism is characterized by a strong centre and various mechanisms to manage diversity and promote integration among states. Institutions like Inter-State Councils, National Development Council (historically), Finance Commission, Regional/ Zonal Councils, a Unitary Judicial System, and All India Services all play crucial roles in fostering cooperation, coordination, and uniform standards across the country, thereby contributing to unity despite diversity.
Which of the following institutes are considered necessary to promote ‘Unity among diversity’ in the Indian Federalism ?
Asked in UKPSC CS Prelims 2016 · Topic: The Centre-State Relations (Inter-State Relations: Inter-State Councils, Zonal Councils, and Water Disputes)
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