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Is indian fedrilism mean, division of power or dicentrilisation of power?
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Is indian fedrilism mean, division of power or dicentrilisation of power?

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Federalism is the decentralisation of powers: so it is not the case that one central government decides over everything, but instead the states have a limited autonomy.
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