Why is a single integrated judiciary considered a strength of the Indian system?

India has one hierarchy of courts, with the Supreme Court at the top, the High Courts below it and the subordinate courts below them, and one system of law applying to Union and state matters alike. This avoids the conflict of jurisdiction that a separate set of state courts would create, keeps the law uniform across the country, and makes the interpretation of the Constitution consistent.

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Explanation

It contrasts with the double system of courts in the United States.