The Constitution of India, as it stands today after various amendments, consists of 25 Parts. Originally, the Constitution had 22 Parts. However, several parts were added later through amendments (e.g., Part IVA - Fundamental Duties, Part IXA - Municipalities, Part IXB - Co-operative Societies, Part XIVA - Tribunals), and one part was deleted (Part VII - States in Part B of the First Schedule). Counting these additions and deletions results in 25 current Parts.
The Indian Constitution is divided into—
Asked in UPPCS Prelims 2008 · Topic: Parts of Indian Constitution (Scheme and Evolution of Constitutional Parts)
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