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What does centralisation refer to in the context of the Indian Constitution?
Think about how different regions might feel when their local needs aren’t taken into account.
Why might socio-economic rights not be made Fundamental Rights?
Consider the idea of prioritising political structure!
What is a limitation of the Indian Constitution related to national unity?
Consider how national policies may affect local governance.
True or False: Socio-economic rights are enforceable by law in India.
Think about the categorization in the Constitution.
Analyze a regional movement in India that exemplifies the conflict between centralisation and regional identity, discussing its implications.
Reflect on movements like those in Punjab or Tamil Nadu for specific cases.
Propose a new amendment that could address gender justice more thoroughly within family laws. Discuss its potential impacts.
Consider how such laws could impact family dynamics and societal views on gender roles.
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