- The Seventh Schedule distributes legislative powers between the Union and the States across three lists. - Union List: Subjects on which only the Union Parliament can legislate. - State List: Subjects on which only the State Legislature can legislate (in normal circumstances). - Concurrent List: Subjects on which both Parliament and State Legislatures can legislate. In case of conflict, Union law prevails.
Match the following : I. Union list a. 97 entries II. State list b. 47 entries III. Concurrent list c. 66 entries Codes :
Asked in BPSC Prelims Exam 60 62rd · Topic: The Centre-State Relations (Legislative Relations: Distribution of Powers (Union, State, Concurrent Lists))
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