The concurrent list is a list of items between the Union and the States and how they shall be handled. Uniformity is not necessary, while it might be desirable, on this list. This particular list is divided between legislative and administrative powers. Residual powers, much like in Canada, remain with the centre.
contitution of india has 444 articles
Indian Constitution is a combination of federal and unitary system. Power is clearly divided between the central and the state government. The central government is more powerful as it has more subjects and cream subjects and in some special cases the the central government can also deal with the subjects mentioned in the state list.
Laws are enacted by the Parliament and the Legislatures of various States. Under the Constitution of India, there is a Union list, State list and a Concurrent list which specifies the fileds in which the Central Government and the State Governments can enact laws.
A federal state with unitary Bias:• The constitution of India establishes a federal policy which has been created by dividing the country into states and allocating them functions as specified in the constitution.• India has a written constitution which is rigid to a large extent.• There is a dual policy and division of powers between the Center and the StatesUnitary Bias· The Indian constitution has a unitary bias for instance, after distributing the legislative powers in three lists residual subjects are left with the union.· Even in matters in the concurrent list, the union Government has the final say.· Parliament in India has a right to change the boundaries of the State.· The Center can at any time declare emergency in the states.The Governors are appointed by the President.
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There is no 42 amendment in the constitution . The constitution only has 27 amendments.
Concurrent list is divided into two parts. The legislative and administrative powers. It is the Part XI of India's Constitution, concerned with Union and States relations.
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Federalism is a system based upon democratic rules and institutions in which the power to govern is shared between national and provincial/state governments, creating what is often called a FEDERATIONIn Indian constitution the powers of state and centre are clearly defined and there are very clear limits of both the centre and the state for law making powers. Our constitution enumerates three lists, viz. the Union, the State and the Concurrent List. The Union List consists of 97 subjects of national importance such as Defence, Railways, Post and Telegraph, etc. The State List consists of 66 subjects of local interest such as Public Health, Police etc. The Concurrent List has 47 subjects important to both the Union and the State such as Electricity, Trade Union, Economic and Social Planning, etc.
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contitution of india has 444 articles
Indian Constitution is a combination of federal and unitary system. Power is clearly divided between the central and the state government. The central government is more powerful as it has more subjects and cream subjects and in some special cases the the central government can also deal with the subjects mentioned in the state list.
Laws are enacted by the Parliament and the Legislatures of various States. Under the Constitution of India, there is a Union list, State list and a Concurrent list which specifies the fileds in which the Central Government and the State Governments can enact laws.
The Concurrent Legislative List gives powers to the federal government to legislate on certain matters of national interest for the provincial governments, or we can say, for the entire country.
The Concurrent Legislative List gives powers to the federal government to legislate on certain matters of national interest for the provincial governments, or we can say, for the entire country.
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