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Indian federalism is best described as:

  1. fully unitary
  2. fully federal
  3. quasi-federal with strong unitary bias
  4. confederal
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Correct answer: C. quasi-federal with strong unitary bias

1. K C Wheare called India "quasi-federal". 2. Strong Centre features: single citizenship, integrated judiciary. 3. Emergency provisions allow centralisation when invoked. __Source: syllabus Indian Constitution at Work — federalism__

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