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the Union and State Government have a definite jurisdiction of Legislative powers without any conflict or the overlapping of functioning explain the given statement with the help of suitable examples​

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Answered by tanushree8320
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Answer:FEDERALISM OF INDIA COMPLETELY DEPEND ON DISTRIBUTION TO THE CONSTITUTION. INDIAN CONSTITUTION DECIDE AREAS OF POWERS FOR EACH TIER OF GOVERNMENT BY THE THREE FOLLINF LIST IN THIS FOLLOWING WAYS:-----

Explanation:

UNION LIST:----

SO MANY POWERS ALOTED ONLY FOR CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AND STATE GOVERNMENT CANNOT LEGISLATE ANY LAWS FOR CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. THESE POWERS LIKE FOREIGN AFFAIRS, BANKING, CURRENCY, RAILWAY, MILITARY , ETC. FOR UNITY AND SAFEGUARD OF NATION.

STATE LIST:---

SOME AREAS OF POWER CLEARLY GIVEN TO STATE GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CANNOT LEGISLATE ANY LAW FOR STATE GOVERNMENT. IT MEANS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DID NOT HAVE AUTHORITY TO INTERFARE IN THE MATER OF STATE GOVERNMENT LIKE POLICE, FARMING, FORESTRY, IRRIGATION ,ETC.

CONCURRENT LIST:---

SOME AREAS OF POWER EQUALLY DISTRIBUTED AMONG CENTRAL AND STAT GOVERNMENT. BOTH CAN MAKE LAWS FOR CONCURRENT LIST TOPICS BUT IF WHEN ANY DISPUTE OCCUR BETWEEN CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT, THEN FINAL DECISION WILL TAKEN BY CENTRAL GOVERNMENT LIKE SUCCESION, PROPERTY, ADOPTATION, MARRIAGE ,ETC.

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