Q41: What is Article 356?
A: Article 356 of the Indian Constitution empowers the President to impose President’s rule in a state if there is a breakdown of constitutional machinery in the state, and to take over the functions of the state government until normalcy is restored.
Q42: What is Article 370?
A: Article 370 of the Indian Constitution grants special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir, such as the power to have its own constitution, flag, and administrative laws. However, it was abrogated in 2019.
Q43: What is Article 371G?
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A: Article 371G of the Indian Constitution provides special provisions for the state of Manipur, such as the establishment of a Hill Areas Committee to protect the interests of the tribal people and the reservation of seats in educational institutions and public services for local candidates.
Q44: What is Article 371D?
A: Article 371D of the Indian Constitution provides special provisions for the state of Andhra Pradesh, such as the establishment of a separate High Court for the state, the reservation of seats in educational institutions and public services for local candidates, and the setting up of an equitable opportunities commission.
Q45: What is Article 244?
A: Article 244 of the Indian Constitution provides for the administration of the Scheduled Areas and Tribal Areas in the states of India through Governors appointed by the President of India.
