The Indian Constitution has 448 articles which are further divided into 25 parts 12 schedules and 5 appendices. But originally when the Indian constitution was adopted there were only e 395 articles and 22 parts due to so several amendments with time now, we have about 450 articles in 25 parts in the Indian Constitution. There are 104 amendments introduced in the Indian Constitution by today. Doctor BR Ambedkar was the chief architect of all the important articles. All the articles were dealing with the rights of the people, the framework of the government.
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Some of the important articles are given below:
IMPORTANT ARTICLES | IMPORTANCE OF THE INDIAN ARTICLES |
Article 12-35 | These articles are related to the Fundamental Rights of the citizens of India. |
Article 36-50 | these articles related to the directive principles of the state policy |
Article 51A | are related to the fundamental duties |
Article 80 | the article is related to the number of seeds in knee Rajya Sabha |
Article 81 | this article is related to the number of seats in the Lok Sabha |
Article 243-243 (o) | these articles are related to the Panchayati Raj institutions |
Article 343 | this article says that Hindi is the official language of the country |
Article 356 | the imposition of the president’s rule is due to this article |
Article 395 | this article repeals the Indian independence act and the Government of India act 1919 |
The emergency provision in the Indian Constitution is such that it enables the federal government to acquire the power of the unitary government whenever it is required.
Whenever there is a very urgent need, emergency can be applied and used as the last option as this will affect India’s federal feature of the entire government. An emergency can be held in the country in two national ways are state emergency, the difference between them is if there is a state of emergency in any state the governor has the right to declare it. But it is about the National Emergency, it is the decision of the President.
The Emergency provisions are also further divided into more types. There are three types of emergencies in India, present under the Constitution, which are:
A national emergency can be declared when do is any sort of external aggression by the public, or can also be declared during the war. There are certain grounds for declaring an emergency in any state, which are given as follows.
President’s rule is also popularly known as the constitution emergency. According to Article 355 the duty of the center is to make sure that the government of every state is according to the provisions of the Indian constitution but in case the state fails to fulfil its duty then according to article 356 the centre can take over the state government. The proclamation of the imposition of the president’s rule should be approved by both the upper house and the lower house within 2 months from the date it has been issued.
In a financial emergency, Article 360 empowers the president of the country can proclaim that he was not satisfied with the situation that has been raised due to the instability in the financial or the credit system of the country. It just needs to be approved play both Houses of Parliament.
In a nutshell, the types of emergencies in the articles are very important this helps in knowing the citizens about the fundamentals and more precisely their country. There is an FAQs section above which provides additional information which will aid a better understanding of the topic.