The correct answer is Seventh Schedule.
Key Points
- Seventh Schedule
- The Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India defines and specifies the allocation of powers and functions between States and the Union.
- The Schedule contains three lists - Union List, State List, and Concurrent List.
- The Union List originally had 97 subjects. Now it has 100 subjects.
- The State List has 61 subjects now, It had 66 subjects initially. State legislatures can make laws on the subjects mentioned in this list.
- The Concurrent List has 52 subjects enumerated under it. Both the State as well as the Central Government can make laws mentioned on this list.
Additional Information
| Schedule | Feature |
| Third | Oath and affirmation for Union and States Ministers of India, Candidates for election to the Parliament and State Legislature, Members of Parliament and State Legislature, Supreme Court and High Court judges. |
| First | Name of states and UTs and their territorial jurisdiction and extent. |
| Fourth | Contains the provisions in relation to the allocation of seats for States and Union Territories in the Rajya Sabha. |




