Explanation:

Government of India act 1935 :

• The Government of India Act 1935 contemplated the establishment of an All-India Federation in which Governors’ Provinces and the Chief Commissioners’ Provinces and those Indian states which might accede to be united were to be included.
• Dyarchy was provided for in the Federal Executive.
• The Federal Legislature was to have two chambers (bicameral)—the Council of States and the Federal Legislative Assembly.
• It provided for three subject- lists—the Federal Legislative List, the Provincial Legislative List and the Concurrent Legislative List.
• Residuary legislative powers were subject to the discretion of the governor-general.
• Dyarchy in the provinces was abolished and provinces were given autonomy, i.e., the distinction between Reserved and Transferred Subjects was abolished and full responsible government was established, subject to certain safeguards.
• Provinces derived their power and authority directly from the British Crown.