Скачать или смотреть Article 245 & 246 Explained | Union vs State Law-Making Powers | Indian Constitution

Articles 245 and 246 of the Indian Constitution form the foundation of legislative powers in India. They define how Parliament and State Legislatures enact laws, the extent of their jurisdiction, and how powers are divided through the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List.

In this video, we discuss:

✔️ Article 245 – Territorial extent of laws made by Parliament and States
✔️ Extra-territorial operation of Parliamentary laws
✔️ Article 246 – Distribution of legislative powers
✔️ Union List (List I), State List (List II), and Concurrent List (List III)
✔️ How conflicts between central and state laws are resolved
✔️ Clause-wise simplified explanation for better understanding

This video is essential for law students, UPSC aspirants, judiciary candidates, and anyone preparing for political science or constitutional law. Watch till the end for a complete and easy breakdown of legislative power distribution in India.

For full playlists of
Constitutional Law:    • Indian Constitutional Law – Complete Playlist  
BNSS 2023:    • Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 –...  
Indian Contract Act:    • Indian Contract Act 1872 – Full Playlist  
Indian Partnership Act:    • Partnership Act, 1932  
Sales of Goods Act:    • Sale of Goods Act, 1930- Full Playlist  
Law of Torts:    • Плейлист  

#Article245 #Article246 #UnionList #StateList #ConcurrentList #IndianConstitution #ConstitutionOfIndia #LawStudents #UPSC #JudiciaryPreparation #YourLawBuddy #LegislativePowers #IndianPolity #LawExams #LegalKnowledge #BA_LLB #LLB #Governance #FederalismInIndia #IndianLaw #ParliamentOfIndia #StateLegislature #SeventhSchedule #LawMakingProcess #PublicAdministration #LegalStudies #PolityForUPSC #LawRevision