22 languages are recognised by indian constitution.
22 languages are recognised by indian constitution.
how many languages are recognised by indian constitution?
22
bullet::::- ram jethmalani, prominent lawyer, former union minister and chairman of kashmir committee said in nov 2014: "the constitution of this state(jammu and kashmir) was not formulated by the constituent assembly of india, but by its constituent assembly of jammu and kashmir. that was a plebiscite. it is the constituent assembly of jammu and kashmir which incorporated some provisions of the indian constitution. you(kashmiris) are not living under the constitution of india but under the constitution which was framed by the constituent assembly(of jammu and kashmir) which has willingly accepted a part of the indian constitution, and in a way, enjoyed a plebiscite." however, the resolutions 91 and 122 passed by united nations, state that the formation of jammu and kashmir constituent assembly, or its activities, would not be considered to be a substitute for a free and impartial plebiscite, which is required for a final disposition of the state.
kashmir conflict
the state of jammu and kashmir was accorded higher degree of federalism under article 370 read with appendix i {the constitution (application to jammu and kashmir) order, 1954} of the indian constitution. matters related to defence, foreign relations and communication of jammu and kashmir are under jurisdiction of union government. the laws enacted by the parliament (including amendments to the indian constitution) applicable to rest of india are not valid in j&k state unless ratified by its state assembly. government of india can declare emergency in jammu and kashmir and impose governor's rule in certain conditions. the state has its own constitution other than applicable indian constitution. part xii of the j&k state constitution makes provision to amend its constitution with two thirds majority by the state assembly. part vi (the states) and part xiv (services under the union and the states) of the indian constitution is not applicable to j&k state per and .
lawmaking procedure in india