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The CONSTITUTION OF INDIA is the Supreme Law of India, It imparts Constitutional Supremacy and was adopted by its people with a declaration in its Preamble. It was adopted by the CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY of India on 26th November 1949 and became effective on 26th January 1940. In the Indian Constitution some effective  principles are borrowed from other Countries it is known as The Sources of Indian Constitution or The Influence of Other Constitutions, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ACT,1935 The Federal Scheme Role of Federal Judiciary Office of the Governor Emergency Provisions Public service commissions Administrative Details UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Preamble Fundamental Rights Independent Judiciary Judicial Review Impeachment of President Removal of Judges (Supreme court and High court) Functions of Vice-President THE UNITED KINGDOM President Cabinet system of Ministers Parliamentary type of government Post of Prime Minister Bicameral Parliament Council of Ministers Provision of Speaker in Lok...

INTRODUCTION        INDIAN CONSTITUTION has not described India as a federation. However, Article 1 of the Constitution of India describes India as a "Union of States". India is not a true federal government because it combines features of a Federal government and the features of Unitary government i.e,, Quasi-federal government.   FEDERAL FEATURES OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION: 1. Division of Powers      Indian Constitution divide and distributes the Powers between Central government and State  government, both central and state governments have separate powers and responsibilities , The 7th schedule of Indian Constitution consists of, Union list- Only Central government can make laws on all matters State list  - Only State government can make laws on all matters Concurrent list - It contains all the matters on which both central and State government can make laws              Therefore, in Federal form of go...