The over-centralization of power in India’s governance system has led to inefficiencies and a lack of accountability. Imagine if the central government controlled film production and sports tournaments; bureaucrats would make all decisions, prioritizing political gains over quality. This absurdity mirrors real issues in education and culture, where increasing central control has resulted in poor outcomes.

Latest news in Hindi frequently highlights these challenges, showing how centralization disrupts local governance. For instance, British colonial rule maintained regional autonomy, which ironically helped sustain their control. In contrast, Indian leaders today fail to grasp the importance of decentralization. They often impose central decisions on states, ignoring local expertise and needs, leading to widespread dissatisfaction and inefficiency.

A decentralized approach, respecting regional diversity and autonomy, is essential for true progress. Leaders must transcend party lines and work towards a governance model that empowers local institutions and promotes cooperative federalism.