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Distribution of Power between the Centre and State

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Different powers are allocated between the centre and state as per the subjects given in Constitution. There are three lists- state, union and concurrent- which divide the subjects between the two as to make laws as per power given to them.

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Union List

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The Union List consists of subjects of national importance such as defence, foreign affairs, atomic energy, banking, post and telegraph, on which laws can be made and implemented …

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State List

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The State List consists of subjects of local or state importance such as local governments, trad…

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Concurrent List

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The Concurrent list is a list on which both the governments have the right to make law. This list has 47 subjects which include criminal and civil procedure, marriage and divorce, education, economic…

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Understanding Centre-State Relations

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Relations between the Union and States can be studied under the following heads

Legislative Relations: Legislative Authority is complemen…

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