Economic inequality is not a direct challenge to political integration in India. While it can lead to social and political tensions, it is not a fundamental obstacle to the unity of the country.

The Indo-Aryan language family is the most widely spoken in India, with over 70% of the population speaking an Indo-Aryan language.

Hinduism is the largest religion in India, with over 80% of the population identifying as Hindu.

North India, South India, East India, and West India are all major regions in India.

Unequal distribution of resources, cultural differences, and political rivalries are all challenges to political integration in India due to regionalism.

Communication barriers, cultural misunderstandings, and political conflicts are all challenges to political integration in India due to linguistic diversity.

Communal violence, political polarization, and social discrimination are all challenges to political integration in India due to religious diversity.

Social unrest, political instability, and regional disparities are all challenges to political integration in India due to economic inequality.

Social discrimination, political marginalization, and economic inequality are all challenges to political integration in India due to casteism.

Cultural alienation, economic marginalization, and political underrepresentation are all challenges to political integration in India due to tribalism.

Social discrimination, political underrepresentation, and economic inequality are all challenges to political integration in India due to gender inequality.

Unequal distribution of resources, disparities in infrastructure, and disparities in education and healthcare are all challenges to political integration in India due to regional disparities.

Erosion of public trust, weakening of democratic institutions, and economic stagnation are all challenges to political integration in India due to political corruption.

Loss of life and property, disruption of economic activity, and social unrest are all challenges to political integration in India due to terrorism.

Military tensions, economic sanctions, and diplomatic isolation are all challenges to political integration in India due to cross-border conflicts.