Defination

There are 12 Schedules in our Constitution. Originally there were only 8 Schedules but 4 Schedules were added by Amendment Acts. 9 Schedule was added by I amendment Act, 1951, related to Validation of certain Acts and Regulations. 10 Schedule was added by 52 amendment Act, 1985 which contains provisions of disqualification on the grounds of defection. 11 Schedule was added by 73 amendment in 1992 and it contains provisions of Panchayati Raj. 12 Schedule was added by 74 amendment Act, 1992 which contains provisions of Municipal Corporation.

There are 12 Schedules in our Constitution. Originally there were only 8 Schedules but 4 Schedules were added by Amendment Acts. 9 Schedule was added by I amendment Act, 1951, related to Validation of certain Acts and Regulations. 10 Schedule was added by 52 amendment Act, 1985 which contains provisions of disqualification on the grounds of defection. 11 Schedule was added by 73 amendment in 1992 and it contains provisions of Panchayati Raj. 12 Schedule was added by 74 amendment Act, 1992 which contains provisions of Municipal Corporation.

Originally, there were 22 Parts, 395 Articles and 8 Schedules in the Constitution of India. A number of articles were added. and removed later through amendments. At present there are around 465 articles but these are added in the form of sub parts such as A, B, C etc. of the original articles (395). There are 12 schedules at Present.

Originally, there were 22 Parts, 395 Articles and 8 Schedules in the Constitution of India. A number of articles were added. and removed later through amendments. At present there are around 465 articles but these are added in the form of sub parts such as A, B, C etc. of the original articles (395). There are 12 schedules at Present.

Originally, there were 22 Parts, 395 Articles and 8 Schedules in the Constitution of India. A number of articles were added. and removed later through amendments. At present there are around 465 articles but these are added in the form of sub parts such as A, B, C etc. of the original articles (395). There are 12 schedules at Present.

Originally, there were 22 Parts, 395 Articles and 8 Schedules in the Constitution of India. A number of articles were added. and removed later through amendments. At present there are around 465 articles but these are added in the form of sub parts such as A, B, C etc. of the original articles (395). There are 12 schedules at Present.

Originally, there were 22 Parts, 395 Articles and 8 Schedules in the Constitution of India. A number of articles were added. and removed later through amendments. At present there are around 465 articles but these are added in the form of sub parts such as A, B, C etc. of the original articles (395). There are 12 schedules at Present.

Muhammad Shah (1719-1748) was the last Mughal emperor to sit on Mayur Singhasan Takht-i-Taus during his reign Nadir Shah attacked India in 1739 and defeated Mughals in Karnal Battle. The contemporary historian Anand Ram Mukhlis wrote, "Nadir Shah took sixty thousand rupees, many thousands of gold coins, gold of one crore rupee, jewels of fifty crores, Kohinoor and peacock throne with him to Iran"

Muhammad Shah (1719-1748) was the last Mughal emperor to sit on Mayur Singhasan Takht-i-Taus during his reign Nadir Shah attacked India in 1739 and defeated Mughals in Karnal Battle. The contemporary historian Anand Ram Mukhlis wrote, "Nadir Shah took sixty thousand rupees, many thousands of gold coins, gold of one crore rupee, jewels of fifty crores, Kohinoor and peacock throne with him to Iran"