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of <h1>7th Amendment Act 1956: Reorganized Indian States, Abolished Part A, B, C States, Established Union Territories, Revised Judicial and Legislative Provisions</h1> The Constitution (7th Amendment) Act, 1956, was enacted to facilitate the reorganization of states in India, necessitating amendments to the Constitution. Key changes included the abolition of Part A, B, and C states, the establishment of Union territories, and revisions to articles concerning High Courts, legislative representation, and executive powers. The amendment also addressed the appointment and transfer of judges, linguistic minority safeguards, and the administration of Union territories. Additionally, it proposed changes to legislative entries related to property acquisition, historical monuments, and industrial regulation, aiming to simplify and update constitutional provisions in line with the reorganization.
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