Regionalism

Regionalism often poses a question concerning the role played by Indian federalism in ensuring India’s unity, stability, and survival as a polity. 

Regionalism is not significant merely as a disintegrating force. Regionalism is not opposed to national integration. Both can exist together in a creative partnership. Both are in favour of development.

Regionalism, a socio-political and economic phenomenon, has significantly influenced global dynamics, shaping interactions among nations, economies, and cultures.

Regionalism is rooted in India’s diversity w.r.t. (with respect to) caste, religion, language, class etc. When all these factors get geographically concentrated, along with the feeling of relative

The emergence of regionalism as a pivotal catalyst for the pursuit of separate statehood has become increasingly conspicuous in contemporary political landscapes.

Regionalism, as a socio-political phenomenon, finds its basis in the unequal distribution of developmental benefits across different geographical areas.