What are the main areas of responsibility for each state in India?
The main areas of responsibility for each state in India, as per the context provided, are:

1. Diseases and Veterinary Training and Practice
2. Co-operation
3. Cultural Affairs
4. Education (primary to college level)
5. Fisheries
6. Flood control for protection of village, paddy fields, markets and towns (not of technical nature)
7. Food and Civil Supply
8. Forests (other than reserved forests)
9. Handloom and Textile
10. Health and Family Welfare
11. Intoxicating liquors, opium and derivatives (subject to certain conditions)
12. Irrigation
13. Labour and Employment
14. Land and Revenue
15. Library Services (financed and controlled by the State Government)
16. Lotteries (subject to certain conditions), Theatres, Dramatic Performances, and Cinemas (subject to certain conditions)
17. Markets and Fairs
18. Municipal Corporation, Improvement Trust, District Boards, and Other Local Authorities
19. Museums and Archaeology Institutions controlled or financed by the State, Ancient and Historical Monuments and Records other than those declared by or under any law made by Parliament to be of national importance
20. Panchayat and Rural Development
21. Planning and Development
22. Printing and Stationery
23. Public Health Engineering
24. Public Works Department
25. Publicity and Public Relations
26. Registration of Births and Deaths
27. Relief and Rehabilitation
28. Sericulture
29. Small, Cottage, and Rural Industry (subject to certain conditions)
30. Social Welfare
31. Soil Conservation
32. Sports and Youth Welfare
33. Statistics
34. Tourism
35. Transport (roads, bridges, ferries, and other means of communications not specified in List I of the Seventh Schedule)