Which type of Centre-State relation is covered under Articles 245 to 255 of Part XI of the Indian Constitution?
Legislative relations
Part XI of the Indian Constitution deals with the relations between the Union and the States, and it is divided into two chapters: Chapter I on legislative relations and Chapter II on administrative relations.
Articles 245 to 255 fall under Chapter I and specifically govern the distribution of legislative powers between the Centre and the States, including the territorial extent of laws and the division of subjects through the Union, State and Concurrent Lists in the Seventh Schedule.
Administrative relations are dealt with under Articles 256 to 263, while financial relations come under Part XII (Articles 264 onwards); therefore they do not correspond to Articles 245–255.
Hence, Articles 245 to 255 cover Legislative relations between the Centre and the States.
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