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ARTICLE 3 🇮🇳📘
Formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing States
Article 3 gives Parliament the power to:
✔ Form a new State
✔ Increase the area of any State
✔ Diminish the area of any State
✔ Alter the boundaries of any State
✔ Change the name of any State
🔹 A Bill for this can be introduced in Parliament only with the President’s recommendation.
🔹 If the proposal affects any State, the President refers it to the concerned State Legislature for its views.
🔹 However, the opinion of the State Legislature is not binding on Parliament.
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📘 Article 2 of the Indian Constitution
Article 2 empowers the Parliament of India to admit or establish new States into the Union of India on such terms and conditions as it thinks fit.
🔹 Key Points: ✔ Parliament has the authority to admit new states
✔ It can also establish new states or territories
✔ Terms and conditions are decided by Parliament
✔ This power helps in the expansion and reorganization of India
📝 Example:
Sikkim became a part of India under constitutional provisions related to admission into the Union.
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Article 1 of the Indian Constitution 🇮🇳
Article 1 declares that “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States.”
It defines the name and territorial identity of India and lays the foundation of the Indian political map.
✨ Key Highlights: • India = Bharat
• Union of States
• States + Union Territories + acquired territories
• Symbol of national unity and integrity
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👉 Key highlights: ✔ Linguistic basis of states
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