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Anshul BhattAIR 22

Question 10GS2GS1

Regionalism and regional disparity

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Introduction

Regionalism is the manifestation of sub-national identity underpinned by language, culture, ethnics historical or loyalties leading to regional consciousness.

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Main Body

Regional Disparity and Regionalism

One of the first time regional movement of North East - In Mizoram, was started by Lushai dibspur by regional disptsur
no help during Noora
Regional movements in North east like for Assam, Manipur etc have regional dispute
Other forces: Vested Interest, Indigenous formed by every state, Within affiliated, historical grievances [illegible], empathy

"Our of state, our of minded policy".

Regional movements for Uttarakhand, Jharkhand - disputes in development
Movement for Belgaum - display with caste binding fossils
Freedom movement in Meghalaya, Vizalatha, Gorkhaland, Ladakh and Piedmont have its we regional disputes.

Regionalism and Nationalism:

Regionalism and Nationalism need not be antagonistic to each other. Rather they can weightage each other and increase national solidarity as seen in question

by Linguistic states in 1956. Constitutional Powers like 244(1), 244(2), 370-A to J; Ahadure I, II has led to greater devolution of power and division of territorial tolerance. Reports like ARC II have also suggested deliberative approach for dealing with regionalism. Example like Lal Shargia turns USO formed UM, Mizoram was one a millan is a case study to be emulated.

Promoting Regionalism, Strengthening the national unity leader, Bhawer, Stressing Bhawer's

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  • Provides definition of regionalism
  • Cites specific regional examples
  • Identifies underlying causes

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Topper

Anshul Bhatt

AIR 22

Subject & Paper

GS2GS1

Topic

Effects of Globalization on Indian society

Regionalism

Regional movements and identity

Writing Stats

220

Total words

7

Paragraphs

analytical

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