Multiple choice

A subject is said to be in the Concurrent list when a law can be passed on it by

  1. the Central Government

  2. both the Central and State Government

  3. the State Government

  4. the President and the Prime Minister together
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In the Indian Constitution, the Concurrent List contains subjects on which both the Central Government and State Governments can legislate. This dual legislative framework allows for uniform laws across the country while permitting states to make amendments based on local needs. Option A refers only to the Centre, and Option C only to states, which is incorrect for this list.

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