2 Constitution, Polity, Social Justice & International Relations · 2.1.5 Union and its territory
2.1.5.1 Articles 1–4: union, territory and new states
Part I says India is a Union of States and lets Parliament, by ordinary law, admit new states, create states and change their areas, boundaries and names; giving territory to a foreign country, however, needs a constitutional amendment.
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Key terms
- Union of States
- territory of India
- Article 3
- President's recommendation
- state legislature views
- Berubari
- 9th Amendment
- 100th Amendment
- enclaves
- 18th Amendment
- renaming states
What this note covers
- Core factsFoundation
- ExplainedStandard
- DeeperAdvanced
- AP angleStandard
- Mains writingMains writing
- Common trapsFoundation
- Quick revisionFoundation
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