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<h1>High Courts Regain Power to Review Constitutional Validity of Central Laws After Constitutional Amendments</h1> The text concerns Article 226A of the Indian Constitution, which originally restricted High Courts from examining the constitutional validity of central laws in proceedings under Article 226. This provision was inserted through the 42nd Constitutional Amendment in 1976 but was subsequently omitted by the 43rd Constitutional Amendment in 1978. The amendment effectively restored the High Courts' original power to review constitutional validity of central laws in writ proceedings.