What is the Federal System of Government?
In the most basic sense, “Federalism” is a national system of governance in a country with one Central Government for the entire country and several regional governments. 2. What does the Central Government do under this type of arrangement? The Central Government has control over national matters like defence, citizenship, foreign relations, telecommunication, electricity, inter-region highways, dams, rail networks, airports, national monuments and natural resources and other such overall national policies. 3. What do the regional governments do under this arrangement? The regional governments take care of regional matters in the particular regions like schools, health services, feeder roads, culture, land, local services, local government, local development plans, local economic policy etc. 4. What is the objective of Federalism? The primary philosophy under this system is that it is the people in the various regions of the country who are best suited to determine affairs of that reg
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