The 35th constitutional Amendment Act added the 10th schedule in the constitution in 1974 regarding the “associate Status” of the Sikkim. Later 36th amendment act admitted Sikkim as state of India. A New 10th schedule was added by the 52nd amendment act 1985 in context with the “Anti-Defection” Law.
Followings are the schedules in Constitution of India
First Schedule |
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Second Schedule |
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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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Seventh Schedule |
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Eighth Schedule |
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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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The Ninth Schedule of the Constitution is beyond judicial review. It means even the Supreme Court is not entitled to strike down any subject put in this schedule.
The Ninth Schedule of the constitution has a list of central and state laws that cannot be challenged in courts. Some Political Parties are demanding that reservation should be put in the ninth schedule. Currently, 284 such laws are shielded from judicial review.
Indian Constitution: Parts, Schedules and Articles at a Glance
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