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Part I Indian Constitution-1

Part I of the Indian Constitution outlines the Union and its territory, stating that India is a Union of States and includes various territories. It grants Parliament the authority to admit new states, form new states, and alter existing state boundaries with Presidential recommendation. Additionally, laws made under these articles can amend the First and Fourth Schedules without being classified as constitutional amendments.

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Part I Indian Constitution-1

Part I of the Indian Constitution outlines the Union and its territory, stating that India is a Union of States and includes various territories. It grants Parliament the authority to admit new states, form new states, and alter existing state boundaries with Presidential recommendation. Additionally, laws made under these articles can amend the First and Fourth Schedules without being classified as constitutional amendments.

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Part I of the Indian Constitution: The Union and Its Territory

Article Title Summary

Article 1 Name and territory of the Union India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of

States. Includes territories of states, UTs,

and acquired territories.

Article 2 Admission or establishment of new States Parliament may admit new states into the

Union or establish them on terms it deems fit.

Article 3 Formation of new States and alteration of areas,


Parliament
boundariescan
or names
form new
of existing
states,
States
change

boundaries, names, or areas with prior

Presidential recommendation.

Article 4 Laws made under Articles 2 and 3 to provide for


Anyamendment
law underofArticle
the First
2 or
and
3 can
Fourth
also
Schedules
make and

changes in the First and Fourth Schedules

and is not considered a constitutional

amendment under Article 368.

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