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Article 3 of the Indian Constitution grants Parliament the power to form new states, alter boundaries, or rename existing states through legislation, reflecting the dynamic administrative needs of the country. This process involves the President seeking the opinion of the affected state's legislature, although such an opinion is not binding on Parliament. The flexibility provided by Article 3 is fundamental in accommodating the political, economic, and social demands of India's diverse population.
The governor can dismiss the state Legislature member only after consultation with _________.
Who led the anti-mining movement of women of Khirakot?
Book titled “The legend of laxmi Prasad” was written by?
SPMRM aim to develop _____ rural clusters identified
Kalamandalam Ramankutty Nair received the Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship for his contribution to Kathkali in which of the following years?
According to the new RBI’s norms, the KYC is required to be done once in every ___years for high-risk customers?
Which of the following social reformers of 19th century India was the author of ‘Stree Purush Tulana’?
_____________ funds can be understood as the schemes that offer new units to the investors continuously.
What is the name of the new geospatial planning portal launched by the Union Minister of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Sri Giriraj Singh in 2021?
Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated three floating BOPs (border outposts) in the riverine border areas of West Bengal. What are the names of the B...