Question

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which are the three categories of list mentioned in our Constitution ? How it is decided?​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

India is union of States. The constitutional provisions in respect of allocation of responsibilities between the State and Centre fall into three categories: The Union List (List-I), the State List (List-II) and the Concurrent List (List-III

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Answer 2

The three list present in the constitution are :

1) Union list : It includes the subjects of national importance like defence , foreign affairs , banking , currency , communication , etc . It has 97 subjects inside it . Only union government can make laws regarding subjects in this list .

2) State list : It includes subjects of state importance like police , commerce , trade , agriculture , etc . It has 66 subjects . Only state government can make laws regarding subjects included in this list.

3) Concurrent list : It includes subjects of both union and state importance like Education, marriage , adoption, forest , etc . It has 47 subjects . Both state and union government can make laws for subjects in this list . If their laws conflict , union government's law will prevail .

Another list called Residuary list includes the subjects that came after the formation of the constitution . For example : Information technology , etc . Union government can make laws for it .