The division ofpower betweenthe Central andStateGovernments is done in a three fold distribution of legislativepowers betweenthe UnionGovernmentand theState Government. ... (iii) Concurrent List It includes those subjects which are of common interest to both the Central as well asStateGovernments.

Usually in India , Central had got more power than state .Central ruled the State government . Before 1992s , we can most of the states and central were ruled by Congress government, some states may be other parties . The Congress central government discriminates and often misuse the power to dismiss the rival parties..In 1992 , Major steps towards decentralisation was taken , So state government got more powers and became more independent.

The powers of that Central and state government are divided into three lists :

♦ Union list - In which only Central Government has power , like Defence, banking , foreign affairs, currency.....

♦ State list - In which only State government have power like police , trade , commerce , agriculture and irrigation....

♦ Concurrent list - Both government have power in this , like trade union , education , forest etc....

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