This question tests the understanding of the division of powers and responsibilities between the Union and State governments in India, particularly concerning key policy areas. It requires knowledge of which list subjects fall under and the nuanced responsibilities.
With respect to the Indian Constitution, consider the following statements and select the correct one(s) using the codes given below : (i) According to the Indian Constitution, the Union Government is responsible for issues that affect India such as war. (ii) According to the Indian Constitution, the States are responsible for issues such as education. (iii) According to the Indian Constitution, the Union Government is responsible for issues such as agriculture. (iv) According to the Indian Constitution, the States are responsible for issues such as internal security. Codes :
Asked in SrInfoPR 18 2023 2912 2023 · Topic: The Centre-State Relations (Legislative Relations: Distribution of Powers (Union, State, Concurrent Lists))
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