[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 190, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 190 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading is "Vacation of seats." and it addresses vacation of seats.


[User] Is Article 190 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 190 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Vacation of seats.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 190 of the Constitution of India.

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Front: Article 190.
Back: Vacation of seats.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Disqualifications of Members | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 191 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 191 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Disqualifications for membership.". In plain terms, Article 191 deals with disqualifications for membership.


[User] Explain Article 191 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 191 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Disqualifications for membership.". In plain terms, Article 191 deals with disqualifications for membership. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 191: Disqualifications for membership.

[Assistant] Article 191 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Disqualifications for membership.". In plain terms, Article 191 deals with disqualifications for membership. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 191, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 191 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading is "Disqualifications for membership." and it addresses disqualifications for membership.


[User] Is Article 191 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 191 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Disqualifications for membership.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 191 of the Constitution of India.

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Front: Article 191.
Back: Disqualifications for membership.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Disqualifications of Members | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 192 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 192 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.". In plain terms, Article 192 deals with decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.


[User] Explain Article 192 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 192 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.". In plain terms, Article 192 deals with decision on questions as to disqualifications of members. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 192: Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.

[Assistant] Article 192 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.". In plain terms, Article 192 deals with decision on questions as to disqualifications of members. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 192, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 192 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading is "Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members." and it addresses decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.


[User] Is Article 192 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 192 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 192 of the Constitution of India.

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Front: Article 192.
Back: Decision on questions as to disqualifications of members.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Disqualifications of Members | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 193 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 193 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.". In plain terms, Article 193 deals with penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.


[User] Explain Article 193 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 193 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.". In plain terms, Article 193 deals with penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 193: Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.

[Assistant] Article 193 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.". In plain terms, Article 193 deals with penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 193, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 193 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Disqualifications of Members". Its heading is "Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified." and it addresses penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.


[User] Is Article 193 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 193 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Disqualifications of Members".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 193 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 193.
Back: Penalty for sitting and voting before making oath or affirmation under article 188 or when not qualified or when disqualified.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Disqualifications of Members | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 194 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 194 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "their Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.". In plain terms, Article 194 deals with powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.


[User] Explain Article 194 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 194 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "their Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.". In plain terms, Article 194 deals with powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 194: Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.

[Assistant] Article 194 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "their Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.". In plain terms, Article 194 deals with powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 194, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 194 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "their Members". Its heading is "Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof." and it addresses powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.


[User] Is Article 194 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 194 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "their Members".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 194 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 194.
Back: Powers, privileges, etc., of the Houses of Legislatures and of the members and committees thereof.
Location: Part VI (The States) | their Members | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 195 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 195 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "their Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries and allowances of members.". In plain terms, Article 195 deals with salaries and allowances of members.


[User] Explain Article 195 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 195 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "their Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries and allowances of members.". In plain terms, Article 195 deals with salaries and allowances of members. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 195: Salaries and allowances of members.

[Assistant] Article 195 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "their Members". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries and allowances of members.". In plain terms, Article 195 deals with salaries and allowances of members. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 195, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 195 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "their Members". Its heading is "Salaries and allowances of members." and it addresses salaries and allowances of members.


[User] Is Article 195 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 195 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Salaries and allowances of members.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "their Members".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 195 of the Constitution of India.

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Front: Article 195.
Back: Salaries and allowances of members.
Location: Part VI (The States) | their Members | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 196 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 196 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.". In plain terms, Article 196 deals with provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.


[User] Explain Article 196 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 196 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.". In plain terms, Article 196 deals with provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 196: Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.

[Assistant] Article 196 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.". In plain terms, Article 196 deals with provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 196, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 196 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills." and it addresses provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.


[User] Is Article 196 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 196 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 196 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 196.
Back: Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 197 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 197 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.". In plain terms, Article 197 deals with restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.


[User] Explain Article 197 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 197 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.". In plain terms, Article 197 deals with restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 197: Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.

[Assistant] Article 197 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.". In plain terms, Article 197 deals with restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 197, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 197 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills." and it addresses restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.


[User] Is Article 197 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 197 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 197 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 197.
Back: Restriction on powers of Legislative Council as to Bills other than Money Bills.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 198 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 198 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.". In plain terms, Article 198 deals with special procedure in respect of Money Bills.


[User] Explain Article 198 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 198 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.". In plain terms, Article 198 deals with special procedure in respect of Money Bills. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 198: Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.

[Assistant] Article 198 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.". In plain terms, Article 198 deals with special procedure in respect of Money Bills. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 198, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 198 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Special procedure in respect of Money Bills." and it addresses special procedure in respect of Money Bills.


[User] Is Article 198 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 198 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 198 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 198.
Back: Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 199 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 199 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Definition of "Money Bills".". In plain terms, Article 199 deals with definition of "Money Bills".


[User] Explain Article 199 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 199 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Definition of "Money Bills".". In plain terms, Article 199 deals with definition of "Money Bills". This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 199: Definition of "Money Bills".

[Assistant] Article 199 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Definition of "Money Bills".". In plain terms, Article 199 deals with definition of "Money Bills". For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 199, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 199 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Definition of "Money Bills"." and it addresses definition of "Money Bills".


[User] Is Article 199 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 199 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Definition of "Money Bills".". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 199 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 199.
Back: Definition of "Money Bills".
Location: Part VI (The States) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 200 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 200 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Assent to Bills.". In plain terms, Article 200 deals with assent to Bills.


[User] Explain Article 200 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 200 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Assent to Bills.". In plain terms, Article 200 deals with assent to Bills. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 200: Assent to Bills.

[Assistant] Article 200 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Assent to Bills.". In plain terms, Article 200 deals with assent to Bills. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 200, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 200 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Assent to Bills." and it addresses assent to Bills.


[User] Is Article 200 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 200 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Assent to Bills.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 200 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 200.
Back: Assent to Bills.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 201 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 201 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Bills reserved for consideration.". In plain terms, Article 201 deals with bills reserved for consideration.


[User] Explain Article 201 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 201 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Bills reserved for consideration.". In plain terms, Article 201 deals with bills reserved for consideration. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 201: Bills reserved for consideration.

[Assistant] Article 201 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Bills reserved for consideration.". In plain terms, Article 201 deals with bills reserved for consideration. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 201, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 201 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Bills reserved for consideration." and it addresses bills reserved for consideration.


[User] Is Article 201 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 201 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Bills reserved for consideration.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 201 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 201.
Back: Bills reserved for consideration.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 202 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 202 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Annual financial statement.". In plain terms, Article 202 deals with annual financial statement.


[User] Explain Article 202 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 202 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Annual financial statement.". In plain terms, Article 202 deals with annual financial statement. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 202: Annual financial statement.

[Assistant] Article 202 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Annual financial statement.". In plain terms, Article 202 deals with annual financial statement. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 202, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 202 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Annual financial statement." and it addresses annual financial statement.


[User] Is Article 202 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 202 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Annual financial statement.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 202 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 202.
Back: Annual financial statement.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 203 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 203 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.". In plain terms, Article 203 deals with procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.


[User] Explain Article 203 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 203 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.". In plain terms, Article 203 deals with procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 203: Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.

[Assistant] Article 203 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.". In plain terms, Article 203 deals with procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 203, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 203 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates." and it addresses procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.


[User] Is Article 203 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 203 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 203 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 203.
Back: Procedure in Legislature with respect to estimates.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 204 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 204 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appropriation Bills.". In plain terms, Article 204 deals with appropriation Bills.


[User] Explain Article 204 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 204 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appropriation Bills.". In plain terms, Article 204 deals with appropriation Bills. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 204: Appropriation Bills.

[Assistant] Article 204 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appropriation Bills.". In plain terms, Article 204 deals with appropriation Bills. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 204, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 204 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Appropriation Bills." and it addresses appropriation Bills.


[User] Is Article 204 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 204 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appropriation Bills.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 204 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 204.
Back: Appropriation Bills.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 205 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 205 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Supplementary, additional or excess grants.". In plain terms, Article 205 deals with supplementary, additional or excess grants.


[User] Explain Article 205 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 205 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Supplementary, additional or excess grants.". In plain terms, Article 205 deals with supplementary, additional or excess grants. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 205: Supplementary, additional or excess grants.

[Assistant] Article 205 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Supplementary, additional or excess grants.". In plain terms, Article 205 deals with supplementary, additional or excess grants. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 205, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 205 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Supplementary, additional or excess grants." and it addresses supplementary, additional or excess grants.


[User] Is Article 205 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 205 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Supplementary, additional or excess grants.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 205 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 205.
Back: Supplementary, additional or excess grants.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 206 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 206 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.". In plain terms, Article 206 deals with votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.


[User] Explain Article 206 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 206 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.". In plain terms, Article 206 deals with votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 206: Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.

[Assistant] Article 206 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.". In plain terms, Article 206 deals with votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 206, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 206 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants." and it addresses votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.


[User] Is Article 206 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 206 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 206 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 206.
Back: Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 207 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 207 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special provisions as to financial Bills.". In plain terms, Article 207 deals with special provisions as to financial Bills.


[User] Explain Article 207 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 207 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special provisions as to financial Bills.". In plain terms, Article 207 deals with special provisions as to financial Bills. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 207: Special provisions as to financial Bills.

[Assistant] Article 207 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special provisions as to financial Bills.". In plain terms, Article 207 deals with special provisions as to financial Bills. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 207, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 207 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Special provisions as to financial Bills." and it addresses special provisions as to financial Bills.


[User] Is Article 207 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 207 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Special provisions as to financial Bills.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 207 of the Constitution of India.

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Front: Article 207.
Back: Special provisions as to financial Bills.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 208 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 208 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of procedure.". In plain terms, Article 208 deals with rules of procedure.


[User] Explain Article 208 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 208 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of procedure.". In plain terms, Article 208 deals with rules of procedure. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 208: Rules of procedure.

[Assistant] Article 208 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of procedure.". In plain terms, Article 208 deals with rules of procedure. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 208, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 208 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Rules of procedure." and it addresses rules of procedure.


[User] Is Article 208 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 208 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Rules of procedure.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 208 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 208.
Back: Rules of procedure.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 209 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 209 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.". In plain terms, Article 209 deals with regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.


[User] Explain Article 209 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 209 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.". In plain terms, Article 209 deals with regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 209: Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.

[Assistant] Article 209 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.". In plain terms, Article 209 deals with regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 209, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 209 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business." and it addresses regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.


[User] Is Article 209 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 209 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 209 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 209.
Back: Regulation by law of procedure in the Legislature of the State in relation to financial business.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 210 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 210 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Language to be used in the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 210 deals with language to be used in the Legislature.


[User] Explain Article 210 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 210 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Language to be used in the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 210 deals with language to be used in the Legislature. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 210: Language to be used in the Legislature.

[Assistant] Article 210 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Language to be used in the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 210 deals with language to be used in the Legislature. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 210, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 210 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Language to be used in the Legislature." and it addresses language to be used in the Legislature.


[User] Is Article 210 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 210 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Language to be used in the Legislature.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 210 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 210.
Back: Language to be used in the Legislature.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 211 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 211 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 211 deals with restriction on discussion in the Legislature.


[User] Explain Article 211 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 211 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 211 deals with restriction on discussion in the Legislature. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 211: Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.

[Assistant] Article 211 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 211 deals with restriction on discussion in the Legislature. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 211, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 211 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Restriction on discussion in the Legislature." and it addresses restriction on discussion in the Legislature.


[User] Is Article 211 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 211 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 211 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 211.
Back: Restriction on discussion in the Legislature.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 212 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 212 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 212 deals with courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.


[User] Explain Article 212 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 212 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 212 deals with courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 212: Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.

[Assistant] Article 212 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 212 deals with courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 212, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 212 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature." and it addresses courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.


[User] Is Article 212 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 212 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 212 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 212.
Back: Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 213 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 213 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - LEGISLATIVE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 213 deals with power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.


[User] Explain Article 213 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 213 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - LEGISLATIVE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 213 deals with power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 213: Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.

[Assistant] Article 213 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - LEGISLATIVE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.". In plain terms, Article 213 deals with power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 213, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 213 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter IV - LEGISLATIVE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR". Its heading is "Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature." and it addresses power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.


[User] Is Article 213 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 213 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - LEGISLATIVE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 213 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 213.
Back: Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Legislature.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter IV - LEGISLATIVE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 214 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 214 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "High Courts for States.". In plain terms, Article 214 deals with high Courts for States.


[User] Explain Article 214 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 214 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "High Courts for States.". In plain terms, Article 214 deals with high Courts for States. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 214: High Courts for States.

[Assistant] Article 214 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "High Courts for States.". In plain terms, Article 214 deals with high Courts for States. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 214, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 214 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "High Courts for States." and it addresses high Courts for States.


[User] Is Article 214 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 214 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "High Courts for States.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 214 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 214.
Back: High Courts for States.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 215 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 215 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "High Courts to be courts of record.". In plain terms, Article 215 deals with high Courts to be courts of record.


[User] Explain Article 215 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 215 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "High Courts to be courts of record.". In plain terms, Article 215 deals with high Courts to be courts of record. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 215: High Courts to be courts of record.

[Assistant] Article 215 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "High Courts to be courts of record.". In plain terms, Article 215 deals with high Courts to be courts of record. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 215, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 215 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "High Courts to be courts of record." and it addresses high Courts to be courts of record.


[User] Is Article 215 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 215 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "High Courts to be courts of record.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 215 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 215.
Back: High Courts to be courts of record.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 216 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 216 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Constitution of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 216 deals with constitution of High Courts.


[User] Explain Article 216 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 216 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Constitution of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 216 deals with constitution of High Courts. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 216: Constitution of High Courts.

[Assistant] Article 216 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Constitution of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 216 deals with constitution of High Courts. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 216, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 216 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Constitution of High Courts." and it addresses constitution of High Courts.


[User] Is Article 216 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 216 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Constitution of High Courts.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 216 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 216.
Back: Constitution of High Courts.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 217 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 217 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.". In plain terms, Article 217 deals with appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.


[User] Explain Article 217 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 217 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.". In plain terms, Article 217 deals with appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 217: Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.

[Assistant] Article 217 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.". In plain terms, Article 217 deals with appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 217, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 217 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court." and it addresses appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.


[User] Is Article 217 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 217 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 217 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 217.
Back: Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 218 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 218 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 218 deals with application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.


[User] Explain Article 218 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 218 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 218 deals with application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 218: Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.

[Assistant] Article 218 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 218 deals with application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 218, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 218 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts." and it addresses application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.


[User] Is Article 218 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 218 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 218 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 218.
Back: Application of certain provisions relating to Supreme Court to High Courts.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 219 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 219 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 219 deals with oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.


[User] Explain Article 219 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 219 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 219 deals with oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 219: Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.

[Assistant] Article 219 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 219 deals with oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 219, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 219 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts." and it addresses oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.


[User] Is Article 219 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 219 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 219 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 219.
Back: Oath or affirmation by Judges of High Courts.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 220 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 220 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.". In plain terms, Article 220 deals with restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.


[User] Explain Article 220 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 220 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.". In plain terms, Article 220 deals with restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 220: Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.

[Assistant] Article 220 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.". In plain terms, Article 220 deals with restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 220, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 220 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge." and it addresses restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.


[User] Is Article 220 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 220 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 220 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 220.
Back: Restriction on practice after being a permanent Judge.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 221 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 221 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". In plain terms, Article 221 deals with salaries, etc., of Judges.


[User] Explain Article 221 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 221 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". In plain terms, Article 221 deals with salaries, etc., of Judges. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 221: Salaries, etc., of Judges.

[Assistant] Article 221 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". In plain terms, Article 221 deals with salaries, etc., of Judges. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 221, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 221 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Salaries, etc., of Judges." and it addresses salaries, etc., of Judges.


[User] Is Article 221 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 221 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 221 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 221.
Back: Salaries, etc., of Judges.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 222 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 222 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.". In plain terms, Article 222 deals with transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.


[User] Explain Article 222 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 222 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.". In plain terms, Article 222 deals with transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 222: Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.

[Assistant] Article 222 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.". In plain terms, Article 222 deals with transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 222, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 222 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another." and it addresses transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.


[User] Is Article 222 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 222 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 222 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 222.
Back: Transfer of a Judge from one High Court to another.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 223 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 223 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". In plain terms, Article 223 deals with appointment of acting Chief Justice.


[User] Explain Article 223 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 223 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". In plain terms, Article 223 deals with appointment of acting Chief Justice. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 223: Appointment of acting Chief Justice.

[Assistant] Article 223 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". In plain terms, Article 223 deals with appointment of acting Chief Justice. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 223, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 223 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice." and it addresses appointment of acting Chief Justice.


[User] Is Article 223 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 223 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 223 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 223.
Back: Appointment of acting Chief Justice.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 224 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 224 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of additional and acting Judges.". In plain terms, Article 224 deals with appointment of additional and acting Judges.


[User] Explain Article 224 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 224 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of additional and acting Judges.". In plain terms, Article 224 deals with appointment of additional and acting Judges. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 224: Appointment of additional and acting Judges.

[Assistant] Article 224 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of additional and acting Judges.". In plain terms, Article 224 deals with appointment of additional and acting Judges. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 224, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 224 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Appointment of additional and acting Judges." and it addresses appointment of additional and acting Judges.


[User] Is Article 224 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 224 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appointment of additional and acting Judges.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 224 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 224.
Back: Appointment of additional and acting Judges.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 224A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 224A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 224A deals with appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.


[User] Explain Article 224A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 224A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 224A deals with appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 224A: Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.

[Assistant] Article 224A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 224A deals with appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 224A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 224A is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts." and it addresses appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.


[User] Is Article 224A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 224A is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 224A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 224A.
Back: Appointment of retired Judges at sittings of High Courts.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 225 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 225 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Jurisdiction of existing High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 225 deals with jurisdiction of existing High Courts.


[User] Explain Article 225 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 225 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Jurisdiction of existing High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 225 deals with jurisdiction of existing High Courts. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 225: Jurisdiction of existing High Courts.

[Assistant] Article 225 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Jurisdiction of existing High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 225 deals with jurisdiction of existing High Courts. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 225, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 225 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Jurisdiction of existing High Courts." and it addresses jurisdiction of existing High Courts.


[User] Is Article 225 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 225 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Jurisdiction of existing High Courts.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 225 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 225.
Back: Jurisdiction of existing High Courts.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 226 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 226 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of High Courts to issue certain writs.". In plain terms, Article 226 deals with power of High Courts to issue certain writs.


[User] Explain Article 226 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 226 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of High Courts to issue certain writs.". In plain terms, Article 226 deals with power of High Courts to issue certain writs. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 226: Power of High Courts to issue certain writs.

[Assistant] Article 226 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of High Courts to issue certain writs.". In plain terms, Article 226 deals with power of High Courts to issue certain writs. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 226, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 226 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Power of High Courts to issue certain writs." and it addresses power of High Courts to issue certain writs.


[User] Is Article 226 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 226 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Power of High Courts to issue certain writs.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 226 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 226.
Back: Power of High Courts to issue certain writs.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 226A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 226A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.", but it is marked as omitted in the current text. That means it remains useful for historical or comparative study, but it is not an operative present-day provision of the Constitution.


[User] Explain Article 226A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 226A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.", but it is marked as omitted in the current text. That means it remains useful for historical or comparative study, but it is not an operative present-day provision of the Constitution. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 226A: Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.

[Assistant] Article 226A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.", but it is marked as omitted in the current text. That means it remains useful for historical or comparative study, but it is not an operative present-day provision of the Constitution. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 226A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 226A is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.", but it is marked omitted in the current text.


[User] Is Article 226A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 226A is omitted in the current text. Its heading is "Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 226A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 226A.
Back: Constitutional validity of Central laws not to be considered in proceedings under article 226.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Omitted in current text.


[User] What does Article 227 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 227 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.". In plain terms, Article 227 deals with power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.


[User] Explain Article 227 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 227 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.". In plain terms, Article 227 deals with power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 227: Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.

[Assistant] Article 227 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.". In plain terms, Article 227 deals with power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 227, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 227 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court." and it addresses power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.


[User] Is Article 227 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 227 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 227 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 227.
Back: Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 228 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 228 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of certain cases to High Court.". In plain terms, Article 228 deals with transfer of certain cases to High Court.


[User] Explain Article 228 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 228 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of certain cases to High Court.". In plain terms, Article 228 deals with transfer of certain cases to High Court. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 228: Transfer of certain cases to High Court.

[Assistant] Article 228 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of certain cases to High Court.". In plain terms, Article 228 deals with transfer of certain cases to High Court. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 228, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 228 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Transfer of certain cases to High Court." and it addresses transfer of certain cases to High Court.


[User] Is Article 228 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 228 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Transfer of certain cases to High Court.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 228 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 228.
Back: Transfer of certain cases to High Court.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 228A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 228A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.", but it is marked as omitted in the current text. That means it remains useful for historical or comparative study, but it is not an operative present-day provision of the Constitution.


[User] Explain Article 228A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 228A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.", but it is marked as omitted in the current text. That means it remains useful for historical or comparative study, but it is not an operative present-day provision of the Constitution. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 228A: Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.

[Assistant] Article 228A appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.", but it is marked as omitted in the current text. That means it remains useful for historical or comparative study, but it is not an operative present-day provision of the Constitution. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 228A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 228A is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.", but it is marked omitted in the current text.


[User] Is Article 228A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 228A is omitted in the current text. Its heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 228A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 228A.
Back: Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of State laws.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Omitted in current text.


[User] What does Article 229 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 229 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 229 deals with officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.


[User] Explain Article 229 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 229 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 229 deals with officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 229: Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.

[Assistant] Article 229 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.". In plain terms, Article 229 deals with officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 229, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 229 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts." and it addresses officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.


[User] Is Article 229 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 229 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 229 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 229.
Back: Officers and servants and the expenses of High Courts.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 230 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 230 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.". In plain terms, Article 230 deals with extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.


[User] Explain Article 230 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 230 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.". In plain terms, Article 230 deals with extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 230: Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.

[Assistant] Article 230 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.". In plain terms, Article 230 deals with extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories. For revision purposes, focus first on the article number, then the heading, and then the part of the Constitution where it appears.


[User] Which part of the Constitution contains Article 230, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 230 is located in Part VI (The States). It falls under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading is "Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories." and it addresses extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.


[User] Is Article 230 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 230 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.". It appears in Part VI (The States). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 230 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 230.
Back: Extension of jurisdiction of High Courts to Union territories.
Location: Part VI (The States) | Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 231 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 231 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Establishment of a common High Court for two or more States.". In plain terms, Article 231 deals with establishment of a common High Court for two or more States.


[User] Explain Article 231 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 231 appears in Part VI (The States). It is grouped under "Chapter V - THE HIGH COURTS IN THE STATES". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Establishment of a common High Court for two or more States.". In plain terms, Article 231 deals with establishment of a common High Court for two or more States. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.