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The Union Parliament can also legislate on a subject of State List:1. To give effect to international agreement2. With the consent of the State concerned3. During President’s rule in the State4. In the national interest, when Rajya Sabha passes a resolution to this effect by a 2/3rd majority Select the correct answer from the codes given below: Codes

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Centre-State relations revolve around the distribution of authority and tasks between the central government in Delhi and individual state governments.


The Union Parliament can also legislate on a subject of State List:<br />1. To give effect to international agreement<br />2. With the consent of the State concerned<br />3. During President’s rule in the State<br />4. In the national interest, when Rajya Sabha passes a resolution to this effect by a 2/3rd majority Select the correct answer from the codes given below: Codes






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