Power of parliament to ammend

constitution
Art. 368 part xx

Cannot ammend the provisions which form

★ keshavanand Bharati case the basic feature of the constitution
1973

Bill introduced -
only in parliament , not in SL

Minister or private member ( anyone )

Passed in each house - special majority

No joint sitting if disagreement

★ procedure for amendment
Federal features -
ratified by Legislatures of half of states by
simple majority
President - MUST give his asscent
Does not require prior permission of the
president
Majority of the members of the house
Neither withhold nor return present at voting

Bill becomes act after asscent

Simple majority

Special majority
★ types
Special majority of the parliament and
ratification of half of SL

Establishment of New states

Formation of new states by altering areas ,

boundaries

Abolition / creation - LC

Second schedule

Amendment of Quorum in parliament

constitution Salaries and allowances - MP

Rules of procedure - P

Privileges of parliament , members and

committees

English language
Simple majority
No. Puisne judges in sc

Conferring more judiction power to sc

Official language

Citizenship - acquisition and termination

Elections - P , SL

Delimitation of constituencies

Union territories

5th schedule & 6 th schedule

Majority of toatal membership of each

house & majority of 2/3 members of each
house present at voting

Req, only at 3rd reading

Special majority
FR, DPSP , all other which not coverd before

Federal structure of polity

President election and its manner

Extent of executive power of union and

states
Special majority
No time limit - SC , HC
with in which state should give their
consent to bill Legislative powers - centre and states

GST

Any lists in 7th schedule

Representation of states in parliament

Parliament power to ammend constitution