Normally, the Parliament can legislate on subjects enumerated in the

Question

Normally, the Parliament can legislate on subjects enumerated in the

1. A. Union List (Correct answer)
2. B. State List
3. C. Financial List
4. D. Both Union and State List

Correct Answer

Option A — Union List

Detailed Solution & Explanation

The correct answer is Union List.

Key Points

• Parliament can normally legislate on subjects in the Union List (List I), which includes defence, foreign affairs, currency, banking, railways, etc. Parliament can also legislate on the Concurrent List (both Parliament and States).
• The State List is exclusively for state legislatures.
• There is no "Financial List" in the Constitution.