Constitutional amendments from "summary" of Indian Polity and Constitution Book by Mocktime Publication
Constitutional amendments are changes or modifications made to the Constitution of a country. In the case of India, amendments to the Constitution are governed by Article 368, which outlines the procedure for amending the Constitution. The process of amending the Constitution is a crucial aspect of ensuring that it remains relevant and in line with the changing needs of society. The power to amend the Constitution lies with the Parliament of India, which can initiate amendments by introducing a bill in either House of Parliament. The bill must then be passed by a majority of the total membership of each House, as well as by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting. Once passed by both Houses of Parliament, the bill is presented to the President for assent. ...
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