What is the most accurate meaning of India's integrated judicial system?

Correct answer: A connected structure from the Supreme Court to subordinate courts

Correct answer: B. India has one integrated judicial system rather than completely separate judicial systems for the Union and the states. At the top is the Supreme Court, below it are the High Courts, and below the High Courts are subordinate courts such as district and other lower courts. These levels are connected through jurisdiction, appeals, supervision and the common constitutional framework. B is correct because it describes this linked hierarchy. It does not mean that every case begins in the Supreme Court; most cases begin in lower courts, and higher courts hear appeals or exercise other lawful powers. A is wrong because states do not have wholly separate judicial Constitutions detached from the national system. C is wrong because courts serve people and resolve legally recognised disputes, not only Union-government cases. D is wrong because India has one Supreme Court, not a separate Supreme Court in every district. Memory cue: integrated means connected levels—Supreme Court, High Courts and subordinate courts—not isolated courts.