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How does the Constitution of India formally divide legislative powers between the Union and the States?
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- 1By delegating all residual legislative powers strictly to the state governments
- 2Through the Union, State, and Concurrent Lists explicitly detailed in the Seventh Schedule✓
- 3Through a single consolidated list that grants all authority to the Union
- 4By keeping the division of power unwritten and dependent on conventions
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Through the Union, State, and Concurrent Lists explicitly detailed in the Seventh Schedule
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