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Thank you Mam Article 368-- Procedure regarding Constitutional Amendments Majorities under this are 4 types 1. Absolute Majority 2. Effective Majority 3. Simple Majority 4. Special Majority 1.Absolute Majority Majority of more than 50% of the total membership of the House Cases: Uses during General Elections, for the formation of govt at Centre and States 2. Effective Majority Majority of more than 50% of the effective strength of the House Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Rajya sabha ( Article 67(b) ) 3. Simple Majority Majority of more than 50% of the members present and voting Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Lokh Sabha To pass Ordinary/ money/ finance bills 4.Special Majority This is classified into 4 types i. Special Majority as per Article 249 Majority of 2/3 members present and voting Cases: To pass Rajyasabha resolution to empower parliament to make laws in the state list ii. Special Majority as per Article 368 Majority of 2/3 rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the total strength of the House Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which does not affect federalism Removal of CAG iii. Special Majority as per Article 368 +State Ratification Majority of the 2/3rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the State Legislature by simple Majority Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which affect federalism Best example NJAC iv. Special Majority as per Article 61 Majority of 2/3rd members of the total strength of the House Cases: For Impreachment of Indian President
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nice explanation mam..but i have small doubt regarding 104 CAA...2 reserved seats for Anglo Indians have been cancelled... now by whom, those 2 vacant seats be filled in loksabha???? plz reply mam
Three types of amendments they are simple majority, special majority,and special majority and ratifaction of alteast half of state legislatures in country
Simple majority: 1. Abolition or creation of legislative council of states 2. Delimitation of constituencies Amendment by special majority 1. Fundamental rights 2. DPSP Amendment by special majority and consent of states: 1. Manner of election of the President 2. Any of the lists in the seventh schedule.
No. It’s integrated under Art 3 of the constitution. similarly for bifurcation of j&k also, there is no constitutional amendment. it was done under Art 3,
Thank you Mam Article 368-- Procedure regarding Constitutional Amendments Majorities under this are 4 types 1. Absolute Majority 2. Effective Majority 3. Simple Majority 4. Special Majority 1.Absolute Majority Majority of more than 50% of the total membership of the House Cases: Uses during General Elections, for the formation of govt at Centre and States 2. Effective Majority Majority of more than 50% of the effective strength of the House Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Rajya sabha ( Article 67(b) ) 3. Simple Majority Majority of more than 50% of the members present and voting Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Lokh Sabha To pass Ordinary/ money/ finance bills 4.Special Majority This is classified into 4 types i. Special Majority as per Article 249 Majority of 2/3 members present and voting Cases: To pass Rajyasabha resolution to empower parliament to make laws in the state list ii. Special Majority as per Article 368 Majority of 2/3 rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the total strength of the House Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which does not affect federalism Removal of CAG iii. Special Majority as per Article 368 +State Ratification Majority of the 2/3rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the State Legislature by simple Majority Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which affect federalism Best example NJAC iv. Special Majority as per Article 61 Majority of 2/3rd members of the total strength of the House Cases: For Impreachment of Indian President
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I am from BITS PILANI
ANDHRA PRADESH
This message regarding to not giveup from your side.
Your way of teaching is well defined🌟 ✨ understanding the concept for us easily by the way you taught , I am visiting the channel from 20 days I didn't expect from Telugu channel about broad way of explanation n depth analysis.
I hope you will continue the news daily.
Success students come from great teachers
I hope you will be the next step generation .
Thank you mam
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Difference between article 338b,340
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Madam please send it Telugu version please mam
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Article 368-- Procedure regarding Constitutional Amendments
Majorities under this are 4 types
1. Absolute Majority
2. Effective Majority
3. Simple Majority
4. Special Majority
1.Absolute Majority
Majority of more than 50% of the total membership of the House
Cases: Uses during General Elections, for the formation of govt at Centre and States
2. Effective Majority
Majority of more than 50% of the effective strength of the House
Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Rajya sabha ( Article 67(b) )
3. Simple Majority
Majority of more than 50% of the members present and voting
Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Lokh Sabha
To pass Ordinary/ money/ finance bills
4.Special Majority
This is classified into 4 types
i. Special Majority as per Article 249
Majority of 2/3 members present and voting
Cases: To pass Rajyasabha resolution to empower parliament to make laws in the state list
ii. Special Majority as per Article 368
Majority of 2/3 rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the total strength of the House
Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which does not affect federalism
Removal of CAG
iii. Special Majority as per Article 368 +State Ratification
Majority of the 2/3rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the State Legislature by simple Majority
Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which affect federalism
Best example NJAC
iv. Special Majority as per Article 61
Majority of 2/3rd members of the total strength of the House
Cases: For Impreachment of Indian President
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Wt is the difference b/w 1& 2
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1)Simple majority
1.2nd ,5th,6th schedule amendment
2) special majority
1.fundamental right
2.dpsp
3.federal structure (special majority+state legislative)
1.amemdment of 368 article
2.parliament seats amendment
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Special majority, special mejaroty+50% states permission
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nice explanation mam..but i have small doubt regarding 104 CAA...2 reserved seats for Anglo Indians have been cancelled... now by whom, those 2 vacant seats be filled in loksabha???? plz reply mam
No. They will lie vacant
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Economy ,legislative,states ki sambandhinchi CAA separate ga cheyandi madam
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Three types of amendments they are simple majority, special majority,and special majority and ratifaction of alteast half of state legislatures in country
104 amendments gurinchi cheyyandi madam
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Simple majority:
1. Abolition or creation of legislative council of states
2. Delimitation of constituencies
Amendment by special majority
1. Fundamental rights
2. DPSP
Amendment by special majority and consent of states:
1. Manner of election of the President
2. Any of the lists in the seventh schedule.
Madam wt abt integration of two UTS - Daman and Diu and dra nagar hawali
Its not a constitutional amendment?
No. It’s integrated under Art 3 of the constitution. similarly for bifurcation of j&k also, there is no constitutional amendment. it was done under Art 3,
When is 32 amendment act??
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74 Constitutional amendment act 1994 vachindhi meru 1992 hannie chepthunnaru
74th - 1992. please check once.
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1/2
2/3
Sixth first constitutional amendment 1988 loo chaysaru kada meru 1989 annie chaputhunaru
61st CAA - 1989 andi
Passed20 December 1988
Assented to28 March 1989Commenced28 March 1989
Medam, Present Bangladesh was west Pakistan...not east Pakistan
No , Bangladesh was east pakistan...not west pakistan
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Article 368-- Procedure regarding Constitutional Amendments
Majorities under this are 4 types
1. Absolute Majority
2. Effective Majority
3. Simple Majority
4. Special Majority
1.Absolute Majority
Majority of more than 50% of the total membership of the House
Cases: Uses during General Elections, for the formation of govt at Centre and States
2. Effective Majority
Majority of more than 50% of the effective strength of the House
Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Rajya sabha ( Article 67(b) )
3. Simple Majority
Majority of more than 50% of the members present and voting
Cases: Removal of Vice President of the Lokh Sabha
To pass Ordinary/ money/ finance bills
4.Special Majority
This is classified into 4 types
i. Special Majority as per Article 249
Majority of 2/3 members present and voting
Cases: To pass Rajyasabha resolution to empower parliament to make laws in the state list
ii. Special Majority as per Article 368
Majority of 2/3 rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the total strength of the House
Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which does not affect federalism
Removal of CAG
iii. Special Majority as per Article 368 +State Ratification
Majority of the 2/3rd members present and voting supported by more than 50% of the State Legislature by simple Majority
Cases: To pass Constitutional Amendment Bills which affect federalism
Best example NJAC
iv. Special Majority as per Article 61
Majority of 2/3rd members of the total strength of the House
Cases: For Impreachment of Indian President
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