Prisons are under the State List, not the Concurrent List.

The Concurrent List contains 47 subjects as per the Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution.

Weights and Measures are under the Concurrent List, not the Union List or the State List.

The Concurrent List was introduced to ensure uniformity, flexibility, and cooperation between the Union and State governments.

Trade Unions are under the Union List, not the Concurrent List.

The Concurrent List is also known as the Common List.

Stamp Duties are under the Concurrent List, not the Union List or the State List.

The Concurrent List is enumerated in the Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution.

Shipping and Navigation are under the Concurrent List, not the Union List or the State List.

The Concurrent List includes subjects that are of both National and State Importance.

Banking, Insurance, and Stock Exchanges are all under the Concurrent List.

The Concurrent List is a list of subjects that are under both the Union and State Governments.

Criminal Law, Civil Law, and Family Law are all under the Concurrent List.

The Concurrent List was added to the Indian Constitution through the Seventh Amendment.

Mines and Minerals, Oil and Natural Gas, and Electricity are all under the Concurrent List.