Question

The nature of the Constitution of India is:

• A. Unitary
• B. Federal
• C. Quasi-Federal
• D. Neither Unitary nor Federal

Hint:

India's Constitution is not strictly federal; it has unitary features like the power of the Centre over States.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The Indian Constitution is often described as "Quasi-Federal" because it has features of both federal and unitary systems. While India has a federal structure with division of powers between the Centre and the States, the Centre has significant overriding powers, especially in times of emergency.