State governments have authority to make rules on subjects of ?

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Solution

The correct option is C None of these

State government can only make laws on the subject of their respective states. Means it can formulate laws in respect of state list only and also some times on concurrent list, The state list specifies jurisdiction over subjects like, public order, prisons, public health, production, manufacture, transport, purchase and sale of intoxicating liquors, agricultural education and research, fisheries, state public services etc. The State List or List $- I I$ is a list of $61$ items. Initially there were $66$ items in the list in Schedule Seven to the Constitution of India.

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