Copy of Important Articles of the Constitution

• 2- admission of new state
• 3- boundaries names and formation of new state. Aricle 3 to change boundaries of state like J and K
• 5-11: citizenship
• GST council : 279A
• CAG- Article 148 to 151
• EC- article 324
• Governor
• discretionary powers - art 163
• Pardoning powers - art 161
• RTE:
• 86th AA 2002
• article 21A
• dpsp art 41
• Art 15(6) and 16(6) inserted via 103rdAA , to give reservation in colleges,jobs to EWS
• article 39(b) and 39(c) > 14 and 19
• article 262 for constituting interstate water disputes.
• Article 263 for inter state council
• scheduled areas 244 under fifth schedule and 244(2) for sixth schedule
• 73rd AA
• based on art 40
• added part IX has article 243 to 243O
• added 11th schedule
• 243A - gram sabha
• 243B- panchayats
• State finance commission 243 I
• State election commission article 243 K
• 243D- reservation of seats for women,sc,st in panchayats
• 74thAA
• added part IXA having articles 243P to 243ZG
• added 12th schedule
• 243T- reservation of seats for women,sc,st in ULB
• Art 75: council of ministers are collectively responsible to the lok sabha. Use this article on ques on parliamentary system.
• article 76- attorney general
• Centre - state

1. Article 249- when rajya Sabha passes a resolution that it is necessary in national interest for the parliament to legislate in a certain subject of the state list
2. 252- parliament can legislate for two or more states by consent
3. 253- parliament can legislate for states to give effect to an international law.
4. Article 169- to form legislative council in states.
5. 263- inter state council.
6. 131- dispute in SC b/w centre and state

• Article 123 for prez to make ordinance
• Article 213 for governor to make ordinance
• Article 143 for prez to seek advice of supreme Court.
• Art 72 prez's pardoning powers

• President- article 52: executive head of the state
• He is bound by aid and advice of COM under article 74.
• 79- parliament
• 80-rajya sabha
• 81- lok sabha
• 105- powers and privileges of the house
• 110-money bill
• 112- annual financial statement- budget
• 116- vote on account
• 122- courts cant interfere into working of parliament
• 124- establishment of supreme court
• 131- original jurisdiction
• 132- appellate jurisdiction
• 136- Special leave petition
• 141- law declared by supreme court binding on all courts
• 142- complete justice
• 153 - the post of governor
• 163- COM to advise governor
• 168-State legislatire
• 169- abolition/creation of SLC
• 170-Composition of SLA
• 171 composition of SLC
• 200- assent of bills by governor
• 201- bills reserved by president
• 214-High courts:
• 226- writ jurisdiction
• 239- UTs
• 239A- pondi
• 239AA- delhi
• 312- AIS
• 315-UPSC/SPSC
• 323A- administrative tribunals
• 323B- other tribunals
• 330- SC/ST reservation in LS
• 332- SC/ST reservation in SLA
• 338-NCSC
• 338A-NCST
• 338B-NCBC
• Official language:
• 343-Union
• 344-commission on official languages
• 350A- instruction in mother tongue at primary stage
• 350B- special officer for linguistic minorities
• Emergency:
• 352
• 356
• 360
• 358
• 359- presidential order enforcement of FR
• 365- Failure to comply with union directives
• 368- amendment to constituion : Nehru had argued in the constituent assembly “ constituion is not a monolithic entity but an organic entity that evolves over time.”
• 266- consolidated fund and public accounts of india and states
• 280-Finance commission