Special Provisions for States and Regions

Political Science ⇒ Indian Constitution and Government

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Article 371C is related to which Indian state?

Describe the impact of special constitutional provisions on the integration of North-Eastern states with the Indian Union.

Describe the main objective behind providing special provisions for certain states under Part XXI of the Indian Constitution.

Describe the special powers of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh under Article 371H.

Discuss the constitutional safeguards provided to the tribal areas of Assam under Article 371B.

Explain the importance of protecting customary laws and land rights in the context of special provisions for North-Eastern states.

Explain the process by which special provisions for a state can be added to the Indian Constitution.

Explain the role of the Governor in the context of special provisions for Nagaland under Article 371A.

Explain the significance of Article 371B for Assam.

Explain the significance of Article 371G for the state of Mizoram.

Explain why the Indian Constitution includes special provisions for certain regions and states.

What is the main difference between Article 370 and Article 371?

What is the main purpose of Article 371I?