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The word "union" in the "Union of States" in our Constitution was inspired by the
Answer: A
The phrase "Union of States" in our Constitution was inspired by the Canadian Constitution, which created a union with a strong centre; the Constituent Assembly borrowed the Canadian model.
The English, Irish and American constitutions gave India other features, such as parliamentary government, directive principles and fundamental rights with judicial review respectively.
The Government of India Act, 1935 had also spoken of a federation, but it was the Canadian model, a union with a strong Centre, that the Drafting Committee followed for the words Union of States.
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