- The Constitution of India is divided into Parts, each dealing with specific aspects of the governance and structure of the country. - Key parts include Part I (Union and Territory), Part II (Citizenship), Part III (Fundamental Rights), and Part IX (Panchayats).
Match the pairs correctly.
Asked in MPSC CS Prelims 2023 · Topic: Parts of Indian Constitution (Scheme and Evolution of Constitutional Parts)
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Answer: D. Part - II iv. The Union and its territory A. (1) iv, (2) ii, (3) iii, (4) i B. (1) iii, (2) i, (3) ii, (4) iv C. (1) ii, (2) iii, (3) i, (4) iv D. (1) iv, (2) i, (3) iv, (4) iii
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