Can the Recurring Tensions in Centre–State Relations Be Understood as an Inherent Consequence of India’s Asymmetrical and Quasi-Federal Constitutional Structure? A Critical Evaluation Introduction The nature of Centre–State relations has remained one of the most contested dimensions of Indian constitutionalism since the adoption of the Constitution in 1950. While India is constitutionally designated as a … Continue reading Can the recurring tensions in Centre–State relations be understood as an inherent consequence of India’s asymmetrical and quasi-federal constitutional structure? Critically evaluate.