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of <h1>18th Amendment Act, 1966: Clarifies Inclusion of Union Territories in Definition of 'State' in Article 3 Clauses (a)-(e)</h1> The Constitution (18th Amendment) Act, 1966, aims to amend Article 3 of the Constitution to clarify the inclusion of 'Union territories' within the definition of 'State' in clauses (a) to (e), excluding the proviso. Previously, Article 3 only referred to Part A, B, and C States, without mentioning Union territories, a concept introduced by the Seventh Amendment in 1956. The amendment seeks to ensure that the power to form new States or Union territories includes the ability to unite parts of a State or Union territory with another, thereby achieving the intended legislative objectives.
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