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India is a Union of States with a three-tier government system and a constitutional distribution of legislative power via the Union, State, and Concurrent Lists, alongside residuary powers held by the center.
Down to Earth · 17/9/2026
The signing of the Kishau water agreement by six riparian states exemplifies the evolving nature of cooperative federalism in India's water governance. However, the project also highlights the persistent tension between large-scale infrastructural development and the ecological as well as socio-econ
Indian Express · 16/9/2026
This article analyzes the historical evolution of special constitutional provisions under Article 371 and assesses the implications of a proposed 'Article 371K' for the Union Territory of Ladakh. It highlights the delicate balance between maintaining India's unitary federal character and addressing
Indian Express · 15/9/2026
The landmark signing of the Kishau Multipurpose Project agreement by six Yamuna basin states marks a significant milestone in resolving long-standing inter-state water disputes. This development underscores the effectiveness of cooperative federalism in managing trans-boundary resources and addressi
Indian Express, Indian Express Opinion · 12/9/2026
The recent devastating floods in Bihar underscore the critical need for a basin-wide, integrated approach to water resource management within India's federal structure. By drawing parallels with the successful Sone River water dispute resolution, this article highlights the imperative for inter-stat
Indian Express · 10/9/2026
The Centre is exploring a sui generis governance model for Ladakh that eschews traditional statehood or a legislative assembly in favor of a unique administrative structure requiring parliamentary approval. This proposal highlights the evolving nature of federalism and the flexibility of the Indian
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