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| Schedules of Indian Constitution |
Highly Important from Exam point of view
Important Schedules are marked with Red Ones
considering its important in UPSC and other competitive Exams, But all the
other articles are also important. Mainly schedule 10, 11 and 12 are highly
important.
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Schedules
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Description
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1st Schedule
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The
States
The Union Territories |
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2nd Schedule
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It
relates to salaries of president, governors, Judges of Supreme court and High
court, Comptroller and auditors general of India It Contains 5
Parts (Part A, Part B, Part C, Part D, Part E)
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3rd Schedule
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Third
Schedule contains the Forms of Oaths and affirmations
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4th Schedule
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Allocation
of Seats in Council of States (i.e. the no of seats for each state in Rajya
Sabha)
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5th Schedule
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Provisions
as to the administration and control of Scheduled Areas and Scheduled
Tribes Contains 4 parts (Part A, Part B, Part C, Part D)
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6th Schedule
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Provision
as to the administration of Tribal Areas in the states of
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7th Schedule
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Contains
No of Subjects that Union and State Government can make laws
List
I: Union List (97)
List
II: State List (66)
List
III: concurrent List (47)
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8th Schedule
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Contains
the List of Languages that are recognized by Constitution (contains 22
languages)
Konkani,
Nepali, Manipuri – Added by
71st Amendment Act (1992)
Santhali,
Maithili, Bodo, Dogri – Added by 92nd Amendment Act (2003)
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9th Schedule
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Validation
of certain Acts and Regulations
Added
by 1st Amendment in 1951
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10th Schedule
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Provision
as to the disqualification on grounds of defection – Added by
52nd Amendment Act (1985)
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11th Schedule
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Powers,
Authority and Responsibilities of Panchayats (contains 29 subjects) –
Added
by 73rd Amendment Act (1992)
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12th Schedule
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Powers,
Authority and Responsibilities of Municipalities (contains 18 Subjects) –
Added
by 74th Amendment Act (1992)
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