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Question : The seventh schedule of the Constitution of India deals with

Option 1: allocation of seats in the Council of States

Option 2: distribution of power between the Union and the States

Option 3: power and authority of the municipalities

Option 4: powers of the governor of the state


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Correct Answer: distribution of power between the Union and the States


Solution : The correct option is the distribution of power between the Union and the States

The Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution addresses the division of responsibilities and powers between the Union government and the state governments. The Union List, the State List, and the Concurrent List are three lists that define the areas within which the various governments can enact laws.

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