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CENTRAL STATE RELATIONS

    1 Author(s):  SHEETAL RANI

Vol -  6, Issue- 3 ,         Page(s) : 247 - 251  (2015 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/CASIRJ

Abstract

The environment is considered to be an activity of milieu which decides the political processes and institutions of governance. Indian during Colonical system was being governed by the Bruisers with sole objective of exploiting the polity, for economic and political considerations. Contrary to this the nationalistic leadership during he struggle for independence of the country assured the masses that it will strive for democratic, secular and socialistic political set-up and ensure equality, liberty and justice to one and all without the consideration of caste, class and sex. Obviously in a pluralistic and pragmatic socio-administrative system the preservation of cultural entity, traditions and values and participation in the system even at grass-root level is only possible when a political structure with these characteristics is organized. In this back-drop the leadership of independent India preferred a federal setup which was to ensure democratic process, economic self-reliance, preservation of its culture, social customs and conventions which were relevant in different regions and sub-regions of the country. It may be noted here that keeping in view the considerations of India’s mosaic social structure Britishers also suggested for a federal structure in their various proposals.

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