alleryStart learning →The government of a state, in India's federal set-up, is:
AA full level of government
BAn agent with no powers
CA branch of the courts
DA wing of the centre only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A full level of government
1. Federalism gives states real authority.
2. States are not merely agents of the federal government.
3. The state level is a full level of government.
_Source: syllabus Civics, Ch 1 'The Indian Constitution' (hess301)_
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