Who has the power to legislate on ‘residuary’ subjects?

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Central government

State government

Community government

Local government

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The central government has the power to legislate on ‘residuary’ subjects.
The central government has the supremacy to deal with subjects said to be “residuary”. Residuary topics were skipped from the Indian Constitution as they occurred after the Constitution was framed and were not mentioned in any of the three lists(Union, State and Concurrent). Residuary subjects could be matters related to the newer generation, technical topics not mentioned before in the three lists, software etc.

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