
Asymmetric Federalism in India: How the Constitution Balances Unity and Diversity
India's Constitution was never designed to treat every state identically. From the Article 371 series to the Fifth and Sixth Schedules, asymmetric federalism is the mechanism that let a linguistically, tribally and culturally fractured subcontinent stay constitutionally whole — and it's one of the highest-yield themes in the GS Paper II syllabus.

































































