why is there EMI and vice versa

[wierdo]

(1)why is magnetic field generated when current is passed through a conductor? :confused:
(2)why is current induced in a conductor by change in magnetic flux? :zzz:

[atyy]

Nobody knows. It is just something that is observed to happen, and that we know how to model using Maxwell's equations.

[atyy]

A slightly different answer is also possible:
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/Relativity/SR/experiments.html#Length_Contraction

In a mathematically consistent theory, what explains what is a matter of taste, because everything is logically related. If we take Maxwell's equations as our fundamental assumptions (ie. not derived), then we can derive the theory of special relativity. On the other hand, if we take special relativity as our fundamental assumption, then we can derive at least some bits of Maxwell's equations. Hence my slightly different answers.