GS2 · UPSC Mains
India's fiscal federalism is heavily vertical, transactional, and tax-centric. In light of this, critically examine the case for institutionalizing "resource federalism" to ensure more equitable and autonomous state-level economic development. (15 marks, 250 words)
GS2 · Federalism — Union & States, devolution, disputes
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sandeep Badad | — | UnlockIAS | p.28 |
| Anshul Singh | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Azeem Ahmad | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Basavaraj Jawali | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Basavaraj M Patil | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Kumar Shivraj | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Praduman Bijalwan | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Prakhya | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Sandeep Badad | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Shinde Rameshwar Mahadu | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Srinjay Kumar | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |
| Sunita | — | Vajiram & Ravi | p.28 |