Schedules

Article 45 of the Directive principles of State Policy after the 86 constitutional amendment Act 2002 makes provisions for early childhood care and education for all the children until they complete the age of six years. Under Article 243(G) and 243(W), Panchayats and the Municipalities', respectively are entrusted with powers, authorities and functions which among others also includes responsibility of management of education. The Sixth and seventh schedules also includes provisions related to education while provisions for administration of scheduled areas and scheduled tribes under schedule five also include educations indirectly.

Article 45 of the Directive principles of State Policy after the 86 constitutional amendment Act 2002 makes provisions for early childhood care and education for all the children until they complete the age of six years. Under Article 243(G) and 243(W), Panchayats and the Municipalities', respectively are entrusted with powers, authorities and functions which among others also includes responsibility of management of education. The Sixth and seventh schedules also includes provisions related to education while provisions for administration of scheduled areas and scheduled tribes under schedule five also include educations indirectly.

In the given options, (subjects) Banking, Insurance and Census are related to the Union List, while Gas is related to State List.

In the given options Defence, Foreign Affairs and Railways are the subjects of the Union List, but Agriculture is the subject of the State List.

Education, Electricity, and Forest are the subjects of the Concurrent List while Railway Police is the subject of the State List.

The railway is a subject of the Union List, but Railway Police is the subject of State List. Corporation Tax and Census are under the Union List, but the Economic and Social Planning is the subject of the Concurrent List.

Entry 5 of the State List in the 7 Schedule provides for Local Government (Panchayati Raj).

Criminal Procedure is the subject of the Concurrent List in the 7th Schedule while Public Order, Prisons and Police are in the State List.

Marriage, Divorce and Adoption are the subjects of List III i.e., Concurrent List as Entry no. 5 in the VIIth Schedule.

The 7th Schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the division of powers between the Union government and State governments. List-1, entry 72 deals with elections to the Parliament, to the Legislatures of States and to the offices of President and Vice-President. List -II, Entry 37 deals with elections to the Legislature of the State subject to the provisions of any law made by the Parliament.