Which of the following deal with the matters in the Concurrent List of the Constitution of India?

The Concurrent List of the Indian Constitution contains subjects on which both the Union (Central) Government and the State Governments can legislate. It includes matters like education, marriage, divorce, forests, and labor welfare. The Seventh Schedule divides legislative powers into three lists: Union List (Centre only), State List (States only), and Concurrent List (both). In case of conflict, the Union law prevails.