🔆#Article 371 And Special Provisions For States

Constitutional provisions

✅ Article 371 falls under Part-21 of Constitution
✅ Contains special provisions for certain states, primarily in the Northeast and some other regions.
✅ 371 - Maharashtra, Gujarat
✅ 371A - Nagaland (PYQ)*
✅ 371B - Assam (PYQ)*
✅ 371C - Manipur
✅ 371D - Andhra P., Telangana
✅ 371E - Andhra Pradesh
✅ 371F - Sikkim (PYQ)*
✅ 371G - Mizoram
✅ 371H - Arunachal Pradesh (PYQ)*
✅ 371I - Goa
✅ 371J - Karnataka
✅ All these exceptions are under a Section of the Constitution titled “Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions”
✅ They would be operable till the crisis ceases — either secessionist sentiments or war. However, NO Expiry Date mentioned explicitly.

Essence
✅Article 371A to 371I were inserted to meet regional demands of Nagaland, Assam, Manipur, Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh and Goa. (PYQ)
✅Aim - Preserving the cultural, social, and economic interests of the states and ensuring their equitable development.
✅ These provisions vary for each state and are intended to address specific historical, cultural, and administrative contexts.

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