Question

India is often considered quasi-federal because it combines :

• A. Only federal elements
• B. Only unitary elements
• C. Both federal and unitary elements
• D. No governmental elements

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Both federal and unitary elements

• India is often considered quasi-federal, combining both federal and unitary elements. While the  country operates with a federal system, the Constitution does not explicitly use the term  "federal.“

• Instead, Article 1 refers to India as a "Union of States."