Articles 245 to 255 of Part XI of the Indian Constitution primarily deal with which aspect of Centre-State relations?
Legislative relations
Part XI of the Indian Constitution governs the relations between the Centre and the States, and it is divided into legislative and administrative relations.
Articles 245 to 255 fall under Chapter I of Part XI and specifically deal with the legislative relations, including the distribution of law-making powers through the Union, State and Concurrent Lists.
Administrative relations are covered by Articles 256 to 263, while financial relations are dealt with in Part XII (Articles 264 onwards).
Hence, Articles 245 to 255 primarily deal with legislative relations.
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