Centre-State Relations in India: Time for a New Framework

Published By: Observer Research Foundation | Published Date: April, 09 , 2015

Three cross-cutting developments, namely the rise of regional political parties, globalisation and liberalisation of the economy and judicialisation of the federal process have deeply influenced the manner in which the concept of federalism is perceived today from what was originally envisaged by the framers of the Indian Constitution. These triggers have brought federalism under a new spotlight, even as tensions between the Centre and states over crucial issues continue to rise. This paper assesses the factors that have had a serious bearing on Centre-state relations and the overall federal power-sharing framework in the country.

Author(s): Niranjan Sahoo | Posted on: Sep 07, 2015 | Views() | Download (206)


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