Regionalism in India: Regional Identity, Federalism and National Unity

Regionalism is a major force shaping India’s political, social, and federal landscape. It refers to attachment to a specific region based on language, culture, ethnicity, history, geography, or economic interests. Regional identity does not necessarily threaten national unity, as a person can simultaneously identify with a region and with India as a whole. Regionalism can strengthen cultural preservation, democracy, decentralization, federalism, and balanced development.

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Regionalism in India: Regional Identity, Economic Disparities, Federalism and National Unity