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    T U E L: Opics Nder ACH IST

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    The Constitution of India grants exclusive legislative powers to the Parliament which are divided into three lists: the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List. The Union List includes subjects like defence, foreign affairs, and railways. The State List covers public order, agriculture, and water supply. The Concurrent List contains topics both the central and state governments can legislate like criminal law, contracts, and education.

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    The Constitution of India grants exclusive legislative powers to the Parliament which are divided into three lists: the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List. The Union List includes subjects like defence, foreign affairs, and railways. The State List covers public order, agriculture, and water supply. The Concurrent List contains topics both the central and state governments can legislate like criminal law, contracts, and education.

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    The Constitution of India grants exclusive legislative powers to the Parliament which are divided into three lists: the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List. The Union List includes subjects like defence, foreign affairs, and railways. The State List covers public order, agriculture, and water supply. The Concurrent List contains topics both the central and state governments can legislate like criminal law, contracts, and education.

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    T U E L: Opics Nder ACH IST

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    The Constitution of India grants exclusive legislative powers to the Parliament which are divided into three lists: the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List. The Union List includes subjects like defence, foreign affairs, and railways. The State List covers public order, agriculture, and water supply. The Concurrent List contains topics both the central and state governments can legislate like criminal law, contracts, and education.

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    LIST OF  
    TOPICS UNDER EACH LIST
     
    The Constitution of India grants exclusive legislative powers to the Parliament. These
    legislative powers are divided into three lists, namely:

     Union List
     State List
     Concurrent List.

    Given below is a table to help you quickly study the important topics under each list.

    Union List

     Defence

     Foreign Affairs

     Currency and Coinage

     War and Peace

     Atomic Energy

     National Resources

     Railways Post and Telegraph

     Citizenship

     Navigation and Shipping

     Foreign Trade

     Inter-State Trade and Commerce

     Banking Insurance

     National Highways

     Census

     Election

     Institutions of higher education and others

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    State List

     Public order

     Police

     State court fees

     Prisons

     Local government

     Public health and sanitation

     Hospitals and dispensaries

     Pilgrimages within India

     Intoxicating liquors

     Relief of disabled and unemployable

     Libraries

     Communications

     Agriculture

     Animal husbandry

     Water supply

     Irrigation and canals

     Fisheries

     Road passenger tax and goods tax capitation tax and others.

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    Concurrent list

     Criminal law

     Criminal procedure

     Preventive detention for reasons concerned with the security of state

     Marriage and divorce

     Transfer of property other than agricultural land

     Contract

     Actionable wrongs

     Bankruptcy and insolvency

     Trust and trustees

     Administration of justice

     Evidence and oaths

     Civil procedure

     Contempt of court

     Lunacy

     Prevention of cruelty to animals

     Forests

     Protection of wild animals and birds

     Population control and family planning

     Trade unions

     Education

     Labour welfare

     Inland shipping and navigation

     Food stuffs

     Price control

     Stamp duties and others

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