Correct option is D
The correct answer is: (D) Article 368
Explanation:
Article 368 of the Indian Constitution is part of Part XX and deals with the powers of Parliament to amend the Constitution and its procedures.
Article 368 of the Indian Constitution is part of Part XX and deals with the powers of Parliament to amend the Constitution and its procedures.
It provides the mechanism by which amendments can be made, ensuring that changes to the Constitution follow a structured legal process.
Amendments can be made by a simple majority, special majority, or special majority with state ratification, depending on the type of constitutional change required.
Information Booster:
- Types of Constitutional Amendments under Article 368:
- By Simple Majority: Changes in schedules, representation in Parliament, etc.
- By Special Majority: Amendments affecting fundamental rights, directive principles, etc.
- By Special Majority with State Ratification: Changes affecting federal provisions, such as the distribution of power between the Centre and the States.
Additional Knowledge:
- Article 393: It relates to the short title of the Indian Constitution and states that the Constitution may be called the "Constitution of India."
- Article 367: It provides interpretation of the Constitution, helping in defining terms and references used in the document.
- Article 395: It deals with the repeal of the Government of India Act, 1935, and related laws after the adoption of the Indian Constitution.
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