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SHORT ANSWER: The Indian Constitution defines the distribution of powers through the division of subjects in the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List. DETAILS: - The Constitution has three lists: Union List (subjects for the central government), State List (subjects for state governments), and Concurrent List (subjects for both). - Article 246 of the Constitution outlines the distribution of powers between the Union and State legislatures. - The Union government has exclusive powers over subjects like defense, foreign affairs, and atomic energy. - States have exclusive powers over subjects like police, public health, and agriculture. - In case of conflict in the Concurrent List, the central law prevails. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - N/A SOURCE: - Constitution of India
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