Federalism Test - 2

Financial autonomy is an aspect of autonomy demands in India that relates to States having independent sources of revenue and greater control over resources.

The Planning Commission, appointed by the Union government, supervises the resource management of the States in India.

Demands for autonomy in India primarily focus on changing the division of powers to favor States and assigning more important powers to them.

The compromise formula discussed during the negotiations before the Partition of India aimed to provide greater representation for Muslims.

India's unity despite its diversity can be attributed to the federal structure of governance adopted through its Constitution.

During an emergency, power becomes highly centralized in India under the authority of the executive branch.

The judiciary resolves disputes between the central government and States in India.

Articles 33 and 34 authorize the Parliament to protect persons in the service of the union or a state during martial law.

Conflicts between the center and States in India are mainly resolved through political negotiations.

Article 356 of the Indian Constitution allows for President's rule in a State when the government of the State cannot be carried on in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution.