First Schedule |
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Second Schedule |
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Deals with salaries, allow access etc.,
payable to the President of India, Governors of States, Chief
Justice of India, judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts
and the Comptroller and editor General of India. There revised
salaries now are:
President of India :- Rs 1.50,000 pm Vice-President :-
Rs 1.20.000 pm Governor of a state
:- Rs 1,10,000 par (varies from state to state) Chief Justice of India
:- Rs 1,00.000 P.m Judges of the Supreme Court :- Rs 90,000 P.m
Chief Justice of a High Court
:- Rs 90,000 P.m Judges of a High Court :- Rs. 80.000 P.m
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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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Deals with provisions regarding
administration of tribal areas in the states of Assam, Meghalaya
and Mizoram. This Schedule in the Constitution, amended in 1988
by the Act 67 of 1988, received the assent of the President on
16 December 1988, and was applied to the states of Tripura and
Mizoram w.e.f. 16 December 1988.
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Seventh Schedule |
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Gives three lists of powers and subjects to
be looked after by the Union and the states as follows: (i)
Union List—Comprises subjects of all-India importance like
Defence. International Affairs. Railways. Post and Telegraph,
Income tax, etc. The Parliament has the exclusive power to
legislate on these subjects. It contains 97 subjects:
(ii) State List-Contains subjects of local importance. Normally,
the State Legislature alone legislates on these subjects. It
contains 66 subjects.
(iii) Concurrent List-Contains subjects on which the Parliament
as well as the State Legislature enjoy authority. According to
the 88th amendment, service tax is to be levied, collected and
appropriated by the union and the states.Eighth Schedule
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Eighth Schedule |
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Gives a list of 22 regional languages
recognised by the Constitution; Originally there were only 14
languages in the schedule and the l5th language ‘Sindhi’ was
added by the list amendment in 1967, and three
languages-Konkani, Manipuri and Nepali were added by the 71st
amendment in 1992. In 2003, the 92nd amendment added four more
languages to the list-’Bodo’, ‘Dogri’, ‘Maithali’ and ‘Santhali’.
The language’ are as follows:
1. Assamese 2. Bengali 3. Bodo 4. Dogri 5. Gujarati 6. Hindi 7.
Kanada 8. Kashmiri 9. Malayalam 10. Maithali 11. Marathi 12.
Orria, 13. Punjabi 14. Sanskrit 15. Sindhi, 16. Tamil 17. Telugu
18. Santhali 19. Urdu 20. Konkagi 21. Manipuri 22. Nepali.
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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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Under the Citizenship Act 2003, those eligible to become
citizen of India as on 26 January 1950, could apply for dual Indian
citizenship. The government has extended dual citizenship to all those who
were holding the Person of Indian Origin Card (PIOC) and who had migrated
from India after the formation of the Indian Republic.