Question

Which are the main provisions of the Indian Constitution for making India an MB fledged federation?

Answer 1

Hint:
The Constitution of India maintains the federal system of the government. Because it contains all the usual features of a federation organisation. Namely, these are dual administration, division of powers, written Constitution, the supremacy of Constitution etc.

Complete answer:
The Constitution of India covers the federal system of government in a proper and systematic manner. It contains all the features of the complete Federation.
Three levels of Government are as the Central Government, State Governments and Urban and rural local as the self-Governments.
The Power is hence divided between the three-tier systems of the Government. Schedule VII of our Constitution provides for three lists as follows:
Union list, as the Parliament can make the laws
State List, as state legislatures, can make laws,
Concurrent List, as both the parliament and state legislatures, can make the laws.
The State legislature is providing the Panchayats and Municipalities having the powers and authorities. These may be necessary to enable them to function as self-government.
Though the Constitution is amenable for making the change for some fundamental provisions of the constitution, it cannot be amended by either level of Government single-handedly. It will require the Special Majority of the Parliament and further the ratification by half of the total states.

Note:
The Judiciary is Independent and all the disputes between the states and union or any interstates disputes are dealt with by the Supreme Court. The central and the state both level governments can generate the revenue by levying the taxes. There is the existence of consolidated funds for Center and States both.