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Which of the following trends in the working of Indian political system reflects its federal spirit?
Disputes between states over sharing of river water.
The emergence of regional parties and their coming to power in states.
Both (a) and (b)
None of the above
The following trends in the working of Indian political system reflects its federal spirit: 1. Territorial disputes between states, for example, between Maharashtra and Karnataka over Belgaum; 2. Disputes between states over sharing of river water, for example, between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over Cauvery Water; 3. The emergence of regional parties and their coming to power in states like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, etc.; 4. The creation of new states to fulfil the regional aspirations, for example, Mizoram or recently Jharkhand; 5. Demand of the states for more financial grants from the Centre to meet their developmental needs; 6. Assertion of autonomy by the states and their resistance to the interference from the Centre; 7. Supreme Court’s imposition of several procedural limitations on the use of Article 356 (President’s Rule in the States) by the Centre.
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