Indian Constitution: Articles 1-4

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Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with the formation of new states and alteration of areas, boundaries, or names of existing states?

  • Article 1
  • Article 3 (correct)
  • Article 4
  • Article 2

According to Article 1 of the Indian Constitution, what shall India be?

  • A Union of States (correct)
  • A Sovereign Nation
  • A Unitary State
  • A Federal Republic

Article 4 states that laws made under Article 2 and Article 3 are not considered amendments to which article of the Constitution?

  • Article 368 (correct)
  • Article 14
  • Article 370
  • Article 51A

Which of the following best describes the scope of the territory of India as defined by Article 1(3)?

<p>The territories of the States, the Union territories specified in the First Schedule, and such other territories as may be acquired. (B)</p>
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The formation of which state was facilitated by Article 3 of the Indian Constitution?

<p>Telangana (A)</p>
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Which article facilitated the addition of Sikkim as a state in the Indian Union?

<p>Article 2 (B)</p>
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According to Article 1(2), where are the details of the States and their territories specified?

<p>The First Schedule (B)</p>
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What is the primary implication of Article 4 concerning the amendment process?

<p>It exempts laws under Articles 2 &amp; 3 from being considered constitutional amendments under Article 368. (A)</p>
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If the Indian Parliament passes a law to rename a state, which article of the Constitution empowers them to do so?

<p>Article 3 (D)</p>
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A region is acquired by India through a treaty with another country. Which part of Article 1 covers the inclusion of this new territory?

<p>Article 1(3)(c) (C)</p>
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What is the significance of the phrase 'India, that is Bharat' in Article 1(1)?

<p>It allows for the use of both names interchangeably. (A)</p>
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If a new state is created under Article 3, what other constitutional document must be updated to reflect this change, according to the articles discussed?

<p>The First Schedule (C)</p>
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Which article ensures that the process of forming new states or altering existing ones is flexible and not unduly burdened by the complexities of constitutional amendment?

<p>Article 4 (D)</p>
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Under which article can Parliament pass legislation to increase the area of a state?

<p>Article 3 (A)</p>
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According to the articles, which entity has the power to admit new states into the Union of India?

<p>The Parliament (D)</p>
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Which schedule is directly linked to Article 1 for defining the scope of the Union of India?

<p>The First Schedule (C)</p>
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A dispute arises between two states regarding their boundary. Which article empowers the Parliament to resolve this dispute by altering the boundaries?

<p>Article 3 (D)</p>
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If Parliament decides to diminish the area of a state, is this considered a constitutional amendment under Article 368, according to the discussed articles?

<p>No, it is specifically excluded from being a constitutional amendment under Article 368. (D)</p>
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Which of the following actions would require an update to the First Schedule of the Indian Constitution?

<p>The creation of a new Union Territory. (B)</p>
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What is the combined effect of Articles 3 and 4 regarding the autonomy of states when their boundaries are altered?

<p>The states must be consulted, but ultimately Parliament's decision prevails, and it doesn't require a constitutional amendment. (D)</p>
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If a new territory is integrated into India, which article determines its status as part of the Union?

<p>Article 1 (A)</p>
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Which article allows for a state to be split into two or more states?

<p>Article 3 (D)</p>
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According to Article 4, what is the implication for laws made under Article 2 and 3 regarding constitutional amendment procedures?

<p>They do not require the procedure for constitutional amendment under Article 368. (C)</p>
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Which of the following is NOT covered under Article 3?

<p>Granting special status to a state. (D)</p>
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A portion of one state is transferred to another state. Which article empowers this action?

<p>Article 3 (B)</p>
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Flashcards

Article 1(1)

India, also known as Bharat, is a Union of States.

Article 1(2)

The First Schedule specifies the states and territories of India.

Article 1(3)

The territory of India includes states, union territories (specified in the First Schedule), and any other territories acquired.

Article 2

This article allows for the admission or establishment of new states into the Union.

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Article 3

This article deals with the formation of new states, alteration of areas/boundaries/names of existing states.

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Article 4

Laws made under Articles 2 and 3 are not considered constitutional amendments under Article 368.

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Study Notes

  • India, also known as Bharat, is a Union of States.
  • The States and their territories are detailed in the First Schedule.
  • The territory of India includes the territories of the States.
  • It also includes the Union territories specified in the First Schedule.
  • The territory of India further extends to any other territories that may be acquired.

Article 2

  • Concerns the admission or establishment of new States.
  • Sikkim was added through this article.

Article 3

  • Deals with the formation of new States.
  • Also, it deals with the alteration of areas, boundaries, or names of existing States.
  • The formation of Telangana was done through this article.

Article 4

  • Laws made under Article 2 and Article 3 are not considered amendments to the Constitution under Article 368.

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