Under which of the following circumstances can the Parliament of India legislate on subjects mentioned in the State List? 1. When the Rajya Sabha passes a resolution declaring it of national interest. 2. During the operation of a National Emergency. 3. Upon a joint request made by two or more state legislatures. 4. For implementing international agreements and treaties. Select the correct answer using the code given below:

Explanation

The Constitution of India empowers the Parliament to make laws on subjects in the State List under five extraordinary circumstances: (i) Under Article 249, if the Rajya Sabha passes a resolution. (ii) Under Article 250, during a National Emergency. (iii) Under Article 252, when two or more states make a joint request. (iv) Under Article 253, to give effect to international treaties and agreements. (v) Under Article 357, during President's Rule in a state. Hence, all statement options are correct.