Which power does the constitution specify is to be shared by the federal government and the states
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According to the constitution ,both the state and the union government has the power to legislate on Concurrent list(containing47 subjects )otherwise none state or centre interfere in any other matter ...but overall centre enjoys an overriding power...
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According to the constitution, there are certain powers that are held by both the federal government and the states at concurrently. They are known as concurrent powers. And are therefore executed by both arms of government.
Tax collection, law making, enforcement of laws, building and maintaining roads, internal and external borrowing for budgets purposes and licensing corporations are some of the laws held concurrently.
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