Understanding Article 2 of the Indian Constitution

The video tutorial discusses Article 2 of the Indian Constitution, focusing on the procedure and authority for admitting new states into the Union of India. It begins with a review of Article 1, which mentions acquired territories, and raises questions about their admission. Article 2 empowers the Indian Parliament to admit or establish new states with ordinary law and simple majority. The terms and conditions for such admissions are determined by Parliament, which holds discretionary powers. The video concludes with a reminder to practice relevant questions on the provided Telegram channel.

What is the main focus of Article 1 in the Indian Constitution?

• The territories that form part of India

• The powers of the President of India

• The structure of the Indian government

• The rights of Indian citizens

Which body is empowered by Article 2 to admit or establish new states?

• The Parliament of India

• The President of India

• The Supreme Court of India

• The Prime Minister of India

What is the role of Parliament in the context of Article 2?

• To approve constitutional amendments

• To oversee the judiciary

• To admit or establish new states

• To manage foreign relations

What type of law is required to admit a new state into the Union of India?

• A constitutional amendment

• An ordinary law

• A presidential decree

• A Supreme Court ruling

What majority is needed in Parliament to admit a new state?

• Unanimous vote

• Two-thirds majority

• Three-fourths majority

• Simple majority

What is the procedure for establishing a new state according to Article 2?

• A referendum in the proposed state

• A presidential order

• Approval by the Supreme Court

• Passing an ordinary law with a simple majority

Who determines the terms and conditions for admitting a new state into the Union of India?

• The Parliament of India

• The President of India

• The Supreme Court of India

• The Prime Minister of India

What is the significance of Article 2 in terms of territory?

• It deals with the internal reorganization of states

• It focuses on the rights of citizens in new states

• It is meant for creating or establishing a new state outside the territory of India

• It outlines the powers of the central government over states

Does Article 2 apply to the creation of union territories?

• Yes, it applies to both states and union territories

• No, it applies to neither states nor union territories

• No, it only applies to states

• Yes, but only in special circumstances

What is the main takeaway regarding Article 2 and union territories?

• Article 2 only applies to union territories

• Article 2 is irrelevant to both states and union territories

• Article 2 is not applicable to union territories

• Article 2 is applicable to both states and union territories