Borrowed Features of Indian Constitution
Following
are the borrowed features of constitution from different countries.
From U.K.
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From U.S.
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From USSR
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From AUSTRALIA
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From JAPAN
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From WEIMAR CONSTITUION OF GERMANY
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From CANADA
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From IRELAND
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Schedules in Constitution of India
Followings are the
schedules in Constitution of India
First Schedule
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Second Schedule
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Third Schedule
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Fourth Schedule
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Fifth Schedule
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Sixth Schedule
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Seventh Schedule
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1.
Union List (For central Govt) 97 Subjects.
2.
States List (Powers of State Govt) 66 subjects
3.
Concurrent List (Both Union & States) 47 subjects.
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Eighth Schedule
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Ninth Schedule
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Tenth Schedule
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Eleventh Schedule
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Twelfth Schedule
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New States
Following
are the new states in India created after 1950.
Andhra Pradesh
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Created by the State of
Andhra Pradesh Act 1953 by carving our some areas from the State of Chennai
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Gujarat and Maharashtra
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The State of Mumbai was
divided into two States i.e. Maharashtra and Gujarat by the Mumbai
(Reorganisation) Act 1960
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Kerala
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Created by the State
Reorganisation Act, 1956. It comprised Travancor and Cochin areas
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Karnataka
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Created from the Princely
State of Mysuru by the State Reorganisation Act, 1956. It was renamed
Karnataka in 1973
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Nagaland
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It was carved out from
the State of Asom by the State of Nagaland Act, 1952
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Haryana
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It was carved out from
the State of Punjab by the Punjab (Reorganisation) Act, 1966
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Himachal Pradesh
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The Union Territory of
Himachal Pradesh was elevated to the status of State by the State of Himachal
Pradesh Act, 1970
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Meghalaya
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First carved out as a
sub-State within the State of Asom by 23 Constitutional Amendment Act, 1969.
Later in 1971, it received the status of a full-fledged State by the
North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act 1971
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Manipura and Tripura
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Both these States were
elevated from the status of Union-Territories by the North-Eastern Areas
(Reorganisation) Act 1971
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Sikkim
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Sikkim was first given
the Status of Associate State by the 35th Constitutional Amendment Act 1974.
It got the status of a full State in 1975 by the 36th Amendment Act, 1975
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Mizoram
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It was elevated to the
status of a full State by the State of Mizoram Act, 1986
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Arunachal Pradesh
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It received the status of
a full state by the State of Arunachal Pradesh Act, 1896
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Goa
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Goa was separated from
the Union-Territory of Goa, Daman and Diu and was made a full-fledged State
of Goa, Daman and Diu Reorganisation Act 1987. But Daman and Diu remained as
Union Territory
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Chhattisgarh
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Formed by the
Constitutional Amendment Act, 2000 by dividing Madhya Pradesh on November 1,
2000
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Uttarakhand
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Formed by the
Constitutional Amendment Act, 2000 by dividing Uttar Pradesh on November 9,
2000
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Jharkhand
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Formed by the
Constitutional Amendment Act, 2000 by dividing Bihar on November 15, 2000
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