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Which factors play important role in making successful to Federalism? If it fails what can happen very harmful for the people of that country?
(A) Basic Factors: 1. A written constitution, 2. An independent judiciary, 3. Real politics, 4. culture, 5. ideology and, 6. history, etc. determine the actual working or success of a federation.
(B) Other important factors are: (i) A culture of trust, (ii) cooperation, (iii) mutual respect and (iv) restraints also helps federations to function smoothly.
(C) Political parties also help a constitution of the country to work.
Result of Unsuccessfulness of Federation: If any single unit or state or lingustic group or ideology comes to dominate the whole federation it could generate a deep resentment among the people or its units.
Such situations could lead to demands for secession by aggrieved units or could even result in civil war.
Some More Questions From Federalism Chapter
Write the names of any two countries which have faced break up after 1970.
How many total languages are there in India?
When and how does the federation come into existence?
Which of the following should be the basis for the formation of a state? Why?
(a) Common language
(b) Common economic interest
(c) Common religion
(d) Administrative convenience.
Majority of people from the States of north India-Rajasthan, Madhya, Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar speak Hindi. If all these states are combined to form one state, would it be in tune with the idea of federalism? Give arguments.
Why are many States unhappy about the role of the Governor?
What role is played by judiciary in Federalism of India?
Which factors play important role in making successful to Federalism? If it fails what can happen very harmful for the people of that country?
Write a short note on the distribution of powers in the Indian Federation.
Explain federal characteristics of the Indian Constitution.
Or
Mention three federal features of the Indian Constitution.
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