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Q. The recurring friction between the Centre and States regarding disaster relief funding exposes deep-seated structural vulnerabilities in India’s fiscal federalism. Critically analyze this statement with reference to the recent Wayanad landslides. What reforms should the 16th Finance Commission prioritize to address these gaps? (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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