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Indian Polity Background

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Page 18 of 171 Union-Level Laws vs State-Level Laws

பாராளுமன்றம் vs மாநில சட்டமன்றம் – ஒரு ஒப்பிடும் பார்வை

Indian Polity – Tamil | Simulation View

இந்தியா – ஒரு கூட்டாட்சி. அதனால இரண்டு நிலை சட்டமன்றம்.

இந்தியா Federal country.
அதனால law-making bodies இரண்டு:

1. Parliament (Union level)
2. State Legislatures (State level)

Constitution Schedule 7-ல் subjects divide பண்ணிருக்கு:

  • Union List (Defence, Foreign Affairs, Railways…)
  • State List (Police, Agriculture, Public order…)
  • Concurrent List (Education, Forest, Marriage laws…)

இதனால Parliament & State Legislature இரண்டுக்கும் தனி power zones.

ஒரு சட்டம் உருவாகும் common steps

  1. Bill introduce பண்ணுதல்.
  2. Debate + Committee review.
  3. Voting (simple/special majority).
  4. Governor/President approval.
  5. Law notified → implemented.

Quick Check – Parliament/State Legislature

Concurrent List-ல் conflict வந்தா யாருடைய சட்டம் prevail ஆகும்?

  • State Law
  • Parliament Law
  • Both invalid

Correct → Parliament Law.

Simulation: Who Makes the Law?

Show 4 buttons (subjects): "Railways" / "Police" / "Marriage laws" / "Defence" Output: Railways → "Parliament (Union List)" Police → "State Legislature (State List)" Marriage laws → "Both (Concurrent List)" Defence → "Parliament only (Union List)"