India's federal structure includes three lists of subjects for legislation: the Union List, the State List, and the Concurrent List. The idea of the Concurrent List being a domain where both central and state legislatures can pass laws is a notable feature borrowed from the Australian federal system.
India has borrowed the concept of concurrent list from the Constitution of
Asked in UPPSC Upper Mains 2011 · Topic: Sources of Constitution (Australian Constitution (Concurrent List, Joint Sitting of Parliament))
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