Question

The legislative powers have been divided between the union government and the state government by following ways:

Union list: This subject is regarded as national importance and only union government can make laws in this list for example – defence, Foreign Affairs, currency etc.

State list: This list is of state importance and only state government can make laws in this list for example – public health, police, agriculture etc.

Concurrent list: This list is of both state and national importance and both State Government and union government can make laws in this list for example – marriage, divorce, succession, adoption etc.