Constitutionally, which authority can make a law on the subject enlisted in the State List?
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State Legislature
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State Council
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State Regional Assembly
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None of the above
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Correct answer
Explanation
According to the Indian Constitution's Seventh Schedule, only the State Legislature can make laws on subjects enlisted in the State List. The Union List is for Parliament, and the Concurrent List allows both. State Council and State Regional Assembly are not constitutional bodies. This reflects India's federal structure where states have exclusive jurisdiction over certain matters.