legislature · Part 2

requires the certification of the Speaker when transmitted to the Rajya Sabha. It is sent for the President’s assent only after being approved by both the Houses. In case of the deadlock due to disagreement between the two Houses, a joint sitting of both the houses can be summoned by the President to resolve the deadlock. It is sent for the President’s assent even if it is approved by only Lok Sabha. There is no chance of any disagreement between the two Houses and hence, there is no provision of joint sitting of both the Houses in this regard. ( Its defeat in the Lok Sabha may lead to the resignation of the government (if it introduced by a minister). Its defeat in the Lok Sabha leads to the resignation of the government. It can be rejected, approved or returned for reconsideration by the President. It can be rejected or approved but cannot be returned for reconsideration by the President. Lists of Powers Union State Concurrent . Defence . Agriculture . Education . Atomic Energy . Police . Transfer of Property other than Agricultural land . Foreign Affairs . Prison . Forests . War and Peace . Local Government . Trade Unions . Banking . Public Heath . Adulteration . Railways . Land . Adoption and Succession . Post and Telegraph . Liquor . Airways . Trade and Commerce . Ports . Livestock and Animal Husbandry . Foreign Trade . State Public Services . Currency & Coinage