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Answer 1

Legislative powers are divided between the Union and state governments by the Constitution of India. The Constitution divided various areas of government jurisdiction into three lists.

1. The Union List containing areas like Defence, Foreign Affairs, Currency and Communications. These subjects are under the jurisdiction of the Union Government and only Parliament can pass laws on these subjects.

2. The State List containing subjects like Police, Social Services, Health etc. which are under the jurisdiction of the state governments. Only state legislatures can pass laws on these subjects.

3. The Concurrent List which contains items like Criminal Law, Forests, Population control in which both Parliament and state legislatures can pass laws. In case of any conflict between Union and state laws, the law passed by Parliament will prevail

Prince First answered this

Legislative powers are divide among union government and state government in India. 

We have Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha at the union level. 

Both Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha has number of Representatives.

Members of Both houses are responsible for passing a bill and discussing on various issues related to the nation.

At state level

We have Vidhan Sabha at state level.

MPs are the representatives of the people who debate and discuss, on differnt topics.