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1st to 94th constitutional amendments

AMENDMENT NO

YEAR

PARTICULARS

1st 1951 Amended Art. 19 – New grounds of restriction. Inserted Arts. 31A and 31B and 9th Schedule – Protection to land reform laws.
2nd 1952 Re-adjusted the scale or representation of election to the Lok Sabha.
3rd 1954 Substituted Entry 33 of List III (Concurrent List) of 7th Schedule to correspond to Art. 369.
4th 1955 Amended Ars. 31(2), 31A, 305. Six Acts included in 9th Schedule.
5th 1955  Amended Art. 3 – Formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing States.
6th 1956 Amended Arts. 269, 286 – Entry 92A added to the Union List of 7th Schedule.
7th 1956 To give effect to the recommendation of the State Re-organisation Commission.
8th 1960 Amended Art. 34 – Extending the period of reservation of seats and special representation for SC/ST.
9th 1960 To effect the transfer of certain territories to Pakistan in view of Supreme Court judgment in “Berubari union Case”. 
10th 1961  Amended Art. 240 and 1st Schedule – Included areas of Dadra and Nagar Haveli as U.T.
11th 1961  Amended Arts. 66, 71.
12th 1962 Amended Art. 240 – Included Goa, Daman and Diu as a U.T.
13th 1962 Amended Art. 371A – Special provision with respect to the State of Nagaland.
14th 1962 Amended 1st Schedule – Included Pondicherry as a U.T.
15th 1963 Amended Art. 226 – Power of High Courts to issue certain Writs.
16th 1963 Amended Art. 19 – Protection of certain rights regarding freedom of speech, etc.
17th 1964 Amended Art. 31A – Saving of laws providing for acquisition of estates, etc.
18th 1966 Amended Art. 3 – Formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing States.
19th 1966 Amended Art. 324 – Superintendence, direction and control of elections to be vested in an Election Commission.
20th 1966 Added a new Art. 233A to validate certain appointments of Distt.Judges by Governor of U.P.
21st 1967 Amended 8th Schedule – Included Sindhi language.
22nd 1969 Enacted to facilitate the formation of a new autonomous State of Meghalaya within State of Assam.
23rd 1969 Amended Art. 334 – Extending the period of restriction of seats and special representation for SC/ST.
24th 1971 Amended Arts. 13 and 368 in the wake of Supreme Court verdict in “Golakhnath’s Case”.
25th 1971 Further amended Art. 31 in the wake of “Bank Nationalisation Case”.
26th 1971  Abolished the privy and privileges of the former rulers of Indian States in the wake of S.C. verdict in “Madhav Rao’s Case”.
27th 1971 Inserted a new Art. 239B – Power of administrator to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.
28th 1972 Abolished the Special privileges of the members of I.C.S.
29th 1972  Amended 9th Schedule – Included two Kerala enactments on land reforms.
30th 1972 Amended Art. 133 – Appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to Civil matters.
31st 1973 Inter alia raised the upper limit for the representation of States in Lok Sabha from 500 to 525 and reduced the same for U.T. from 25 to 20.
32nd 1973 Inter alia provided for the Constitution of an Administrative Tribunal.
33rd 1974 Amended Arts. 101 & 190.
34th 1974 Amended 9th Schedule – Included twenty more land tenure and land reform laws enacted by various State Legislatures.
35th 1974 Amended Arts. 80 & 81 – New Art. 2A and 10th Schedule added.
36th 1975 Art. 2A and 10th Schedule omitted. Art. 80 & 81 suitably amended. Amended 1st Schedule – included State of Sikkim.
37th 1975 Amended Art. 240.
38th 1975 Amended Arts. 123, 213 & 352.
39th 1975 Certain Central enactments included in 9th Schedule. Disputes relating to the election of President, Vice-President, Prime Minister and Speaker to be determined by such authority as may be determined by Parliamentary Law.
40th 1976 Provided for vesting in the Union of all mines, minerals and other things of value laying in the ocean within the territorial waters and limits thereof. Some enactments added to 9th Schedule.
41st 1976  Amended Art. 316 – Appointment and term of office of members.
42nd 1976  Amended Art. 226 – Creation of Administrative and other Tribunals – to give effect to the recommendation of “Swaran Singh Committee”.
43rd 1977 Omitted Arts. 31D, 32A, 131A, 144A, 226A, 228A.
44th 1978 Amended Arts. 21, 22, 132, 134, 352. Inserted 134A.
45th 1980 Extending the period of reservation of seats in Parliament and State Legislative Assemblies for Scheduled Castes and Schedules Tribes. 
46th 1982 Amended Arts. 269, 286, 366.
47th 1984 Certain Land Reform Acts included in 9th Schedule.
48th 1984 Amended Art. 356(5) in respect of extension of President’s Rule in Punjab.
49th 1984 Provisions of 6th Schedule applicable to tribal areas of ‘Tripura’ – Constitutional security to autonomous Distt. Council.
50th 1984 Amended Art. 33 – Power of Parliament to modify the rights conferred by this part in their application to forces, etc.
51st 1984  Amended Arts. 330, 332 – Reservation of seats for Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes.
52nd 1985 Anti-defection law with respect to splits in and merger of political parties.
53rd 1986 Inserted Art. 371G – Mizoram.
54th 1986 Amended Part D of 2nd Schedule, Arts. 125 & 221.
55th 1986 Inserted Art. 371H – Andhra Pradesh.
56th 1987 Formation of State of Goa – New U.T. of Daman and Diu.
57th 1987  Amended Arts. 330 & 332
58th 1987 President authorized for publication of authoritative text of the Constitution and ever amendment made therein in English and Hindi.
59th 1987 Amended Arts. 352, 356(5), 358, 359
60th 1988 Amended Arts. 276(2) – Taxes on professions, trades, callings and employments.
61st 1989 Amended Art. 326.
62nd 1989 Amended Art. 334
63rd 1989 Omitted provision to Arts. 356(5) & 359A – Proclamation of Emergency in Punjab.
64th 1990 Amended Clauses (4) and (5) of Art. 356 – Extension of Proclamation in Punjab.
65th 1990 Amended Art. 338.
66th 1990  Included in 9th Schedule – 55 State Acts relating to land reforms and ceiling on agricultural land holdings.
67th 1990 Amended Art. 356(4) – Extension of Proclamation in Punjab.
68th 1991 Amended Art. 356(4) – Extension of Proclamation in Punjab.
69th 1991 To give effect to recommendations of the Committee – Administration of Delhi.
70th 1992 Explanation inserted in Art. 54 – reference to ‘State’ in Art. 54, 55 to include N.C.T. of Delhi and U.T. of Pondicherry.
71st 1992  Konkani, Manipuri and Nepali languages included in 8th Schedule.
72nd 1992 Amended Art. 332 – Reservation of seats for SC/ST in Legislative Assemblies of States.
73rd 1992 Inserted ‘Part IX’ – The Panchayats Art. 243 to Art. 243O, Art. 280(3)(bb).
74th 1992 Inserted ‘Part IXA’ – The Municipalities Art. 243P to Art. 243ZG, Art. 280(3)(c).
75th 1993  Tribunals to be set up for rent, its regulation and control of tenancy issues under Art. 323B.
76th 1994 Item 257A (Tamil Nadu Act 45 of 1994) is added in the Ninth Schedule.
77th 1995  Amended Art. 16 – Provision for reservation in matters of promotion for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to any class or classes of posts in the services under the State.
78th 1995  Items 258 to 284 added in the Ninth Schedule.
79th 1999 Amended Art. 334 – Reservation of seats SCs/STs andrepresentation of the Anglo-Indian Community in Lok Sabha and Legislative Assembly extended to 60 years.
80th 2000 Arts. 269 and 270 amended and Art. 272 omitted.
81st 2000  In Art. 16 new clause (4B) inserted – unfilled reserved vacancies of a year not to be considered with the vacancies of the year in which they are being filled up for determining the ceiling of 50% reservation total number of vacancies of that year.
82nd 2000 Nothing in Art. 335 shall prevent in making of any of provision in favour of the members of Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes for relaxation in qualifying marks in nay examination lowering the standard of evaluation, for reservation in matters of promotion to any class or classes of service or posts in connection with the affairs of the Union or of a State.
83rd 2000
Nothing in Art. 243D, relating to reservation of seats for the Scheduled Castes, shall apply to the State of Arunachal Pradesh.
84th 2001 Amended Arts. 55, 81, 82, 170, 330 and 332 by substituting the figures “2000” by “2026”.
85th 2001  Amended Art. 16 clause (4A)
86th 2002 Amendment Arts. 21A, 45 and 51A. Providing for free education, early childhood care, etc.
87th 2003 Amended articles 81, 82, 170 and 330, substituting 2001 for 1991 as the census year.
88th 2003  Inserted Article 268A and amended article 270 and 7th Schedule – made provision for service tax.
89th 2003 Amended article 338 and inserted new article 338A – provided separate National Commissions for SCs and STs.
90th 2003 Amended article 32 provides the protection of rights of non-tribals and the existing representation of STs and non-STs in Assam Legislative Assemblies from Bodo Territorial Council Areas.
91th 2003  Restricted the number of ministers in Centre and States upto 15% of the total number of members in Lok Sabha and State Assemblies respectively and disqualification of members of political party for appointment on remunerative political post on ground of defection. 
92th 2003  Amended 8th schedule – Added 4 more languages viz., Bodo, Dogri, Maithili and Santhali.
93th    Amended Art. 15 clause (5).
94th 2006 Amended Art. 164 – Subs. ‘Chattisgarh, Jharkhand’ for ‘Bihar’.

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