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Question : In India, the residuary powers to legislate any matter that is not mentioned in the three federal lists lies with the _____________.

Option 1: supreme court

Option 2: union legislature

Option 3: state legislature

Option 4: respective ministry


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Correct Answer: union legislature


Solution : The correct option is the union legislature.

The residuary powers—that is, the power to legislate on matters not explicitly mentioned in the three lists (Union List, State List, and Concurrent List) of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution—lie with the Parliament of India (Union Legislature). This means that if a subject matter does not fall within the jurisdiction of the states or is not part of the concurrent jurisdiction, the Parliament has the authority to legislate.

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