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Worked practice questions Federalism — true or false? Read exercise and reference answers Questions Statement is true Yes Statement Indian federalism is described as 'quasi-federal' with unitary bias. Statement is true No Statement The US Constitution lists three lists like India's Seventh Schedule. Statement is true Yes Statement In India, residuary powers rest with the Centre. Statement is true Yes Statement Concurrent List subjects can be legislated on by both Centre and States. Open this exercise →
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