How does the judiciary contribute to federalism in India?

Overrides legislative authority

Acts as a mediator in power disputes

Creates laws for states

Directs the Parliament

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B. Acts as a mediator in power disputes

The judiciary, particularly the Supreme Court, mediates disputes about power sharing, ensuring adherence to the constitutional provisions.

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