For the subjects in the concurrent list, the laws created by the state governments will prevail over the laws of the central government.

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Examine the following pairs that give the level of government in India and the powers of the government at that level to make laws on the subjects mentioned against each. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

(a)	State government	State List
(b)	Central government	Union List
(c)	Central and State government	Concurrent List
(d)	Local governments	Residuary powers

Q. For the subjects in the concurrent list, the laws created by the state governments will prevail over the laws of the central government.

Q. The central government cannot make laws on subjects mentioned in the concurrent list.

Q. In Concurrent List, if the law made by Union Government will prevail over the laws made by State Government in case there is a conflict between both of their laws, then why does the State Government take part in making laws for the list? Though, it knows that its laws have no value in front of Union's laws.

(a)	State government	State List
(b)	Central government	Union List
(c)	Central and State government	Concurrent List
(d)	Local governments	Residuary powers

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