[User] Give me a short note on Article 108: Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases.

[Assistant] Article 108 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 108 deals with joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases. 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 108, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 108 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases." and it addresses joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases.


[User] Is Article 108 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 108 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 108 of the Constitution of India.

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Front: Article 108.
Back: Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 109 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 109 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 109 deals with special procedure in respect of Money Bills.


[User] Explain Article 109 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 109 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 109 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 109: Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.

[Assistant] Article 109 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 109 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 109, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 109 is located in Part V (The Union). 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 109 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 109 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 109 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 109.
Back: Special procedure in respect of Money Bills.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 110 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 110 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Definition of "Money Bills".". In plain terms, Article 110 deals with definition of "Money Bills".


[User] Explain Article 110 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 110 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Definition of "Money Bills".". In plain terms, Article 110 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 110: Definition of "Money Bills".

[Assistant] Article 110 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Definition of "Money Bills".". In plain terms, Article 110 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 110, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 110 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Definition of "Money Bills"." and it addresses definition of "Money Bills".


[User] Is Article 110 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 110 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Definition of "Money Bills".". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 110 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 110.
Back: Definition of "Money Bills".
Location: Part V (The Union) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 111 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 111 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Assent to Bills.". In plain terms, Article 111 deals with assent to Bills.


[User] Explain Article 111 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 111 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Assent to Bills.". In plain terms, Article 111 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 111: Assent to Bills.

[Assistant] Article 111 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Assent to Bills.". In plain terms, Article 111 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 111, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 111 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Legislative Procedure". Its heading is "Assent to Bills." and it addresses assent to Bills.


[User] Is Article 111 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 111 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Assent to Bills.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Legislative Procedure".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 111 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 111.
Back: Assent to Bills.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Legislative Procedure | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 112 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 112 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Annual financial statement.". In plain terms, Article 112 deals with annual financial statement.


[User] Explain Article 112 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 112 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Annual financial statement.". In plain terms, Article 112 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 112: Annual financial statement.

[Assistant] Article 112 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Annual financial statement.". In plain terms, Article 112 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 112, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 112 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Annual financial statement." and it addresses annual financial statement.


[User] Is Article 112 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 112 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Annual financial statement.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 112 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 112.
Back: Annual financial statement.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 113 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 113 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.". In plain terms, Article 113 deals with procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.


[User] Explain Article 113 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 113 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.". In plain terms, Article 113 deals with procedure in Parliament 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 113: Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.

[Assistant] Article 113 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.". In plain terms, Article 113 deals with procedure in Parliament 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 113, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 113 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates." and it addresses procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.


[User] Is Article 113 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 113 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 113 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 113.
Back: Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 114 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 114 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appropriation Bills.". In plain terms, Article 114 deals with appropriation Bills.


[User] Explain Article 114 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 114 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appropriation Bills.". In plain terms, Article 114 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 114: Appropriation Bills.

[Assistant] Article 114 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appropriation Bills.". In plain terms, Article 114 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 114, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 114 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure in Financial Matters". Its heading is "Appropriation Bills." and it addresses appropriation Bills.


[User] Is Article 114 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 114 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appropriation Bills.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 114 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 114.
Back: Appropriation Bills.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 115 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 115 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 115 deals with supplementary, additional or excess grants.


[User] Explain Article 115 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 115 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 115 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 115: Supplementary, additional or excess grants.

[Assistant] Article 115 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 115 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 115, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 115 is located in Part V (The Union). 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 115 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 115 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Supplementary, additional or excess grants.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 115 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 115.
Back: Supplementary, additional or excess grants.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 116 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 116 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 116 deals with votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.


[User] Explain Article 116 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 116 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 116 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 116: Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.

[Assistant] Article 116 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 116 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 116, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 116 is located in Part V (The Union). 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 116 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 116 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 116 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 116.
Back: Votes on account, votes of credit and exceptional grants.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 117 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 117 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 117 deals with special provisions as to financial Bills.


[User] Explain Article 117 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 117 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 117 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 117: Special provisions as to financial Bills.

[Assistant] Article 117 appears in Part V (The Union). 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 117 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 117, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 117 is located in Part V (The Union). 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 117 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 117 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Special provisions as to financial Bills.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure in Financial Matters".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 117 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 117.
Back: Special provisions as to financial Bills.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure in Financial Matters | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 118 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 118 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of procedure.". In plain terms, Article 118 deals with rules of procedure.


[User] Explain Article 118 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 118 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of procedure.". In plain terms, Article 118 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 118: Rules of procedure.

[Assistant] Article 118 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of procedure.". In plain terms, Article 118 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 118, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 118 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Rules of procedure." and it addresses rules of procedure.


[User] Is Article 118 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 118 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Rules of procedure.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 118 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 118.
Back: Rules of procedure.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 119 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 119 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.". In plain terms, Article 119 deals with regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.


[User] Explain Article 119 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 119 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.". In plain terms, Article 119 deals with regulation by law of procedure in Parliament 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 119: Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.

[Assistant] Article 119 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.". In plain terms, Article 119 deals with regulation by law of procedure in Parliament 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 119, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 119 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business." and it addresses regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.


[User] Is Article 119 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 119 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 119 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 119.
Back: Regulation by law of procedure in Parliament in relation to financial business.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 120 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 120 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Language to be used in Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 120 deals with language to be used in Parliament.


[User] Explain Article 120 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 120 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Language to be used in Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 120 deals with language to be used in Parliament. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 120: Language to be used in Parliament.

[Assistant] Article 120 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Language to be used in Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 120 deals with language to be used in Parliament. 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 120, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 120 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Language to be used in Parliament." and it addresses language to be used in Parliament.


[User] Is Article 120 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 120 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Language to be used in Parliament.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 120 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 120.
Back: Language to be used in Parliament.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 121 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 121 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on discussion in Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 121 deals with restriction on discussion in Parliament.


[User] Explain Article 121 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 121 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on discussion in Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 121 deals with restriction on discussion in Parliament. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 121: Restriction on discussion in Parliament.

[Assistant] Article 121 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Restriction on discussion in Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 121 deals with restriction on discussion in Parliament. 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 121, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 121 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Restriction on discussion in Parliament." and it addresses restriction on discussion in Parliament.


[User] Is Article 121 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 121 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Restriction on discussion in Parliament.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 121 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 121.
Back: Restriction on discussion in Parliament.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 122 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 122 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 122 deals with courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.


[User] Explain Article 122 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 122 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 122 deals with courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 122: Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.

[Assistant] Article 122 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Procedure Generally". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 122 deals with courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament. 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 122, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 122 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Procedure Generally". Its heading is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament." and it addresses courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.


[User] Is Article 122 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 122 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Procedure Generally".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 122 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 122.
Back: Courts not to inquire into proceedings of Parliament.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Procedure Generally | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 123 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 123 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter III - LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 123 deals with power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.


[User] Explain Article 123 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 123 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter III - LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 123 deals with power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 123: Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.

[Assistant] Article 123 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter III - LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.". In plain terms, Article 123 deals with power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament. 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 123, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 123 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter III - LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT". Its heading is "Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament." and it addresses power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.


[User] Is Article 123 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 123 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter III - LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 123 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 123.
Back: Power of President to promulgate Ordinances during recess of Parliament.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter III - LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 124 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 124 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 124 deals with establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 124 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 124 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 124 deals with establishment and constitution of the Supreme 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 124: Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 124 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 124 deals with establishment and constitution of the Supreme 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 124, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 124 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court." and it addresses establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 124 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 124 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 124 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 124.
Back: Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 124A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 124A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "National Judicial Appointments Commission.". In plain terms, Article 124A deals with national Judicial Appointments Commission.


[User] Explain Article 124A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 124A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "National Judicial Appointments Commission.". In plain terms, Article 124A deals with national Judicial Appointments Commission. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 124A: National Judicial Appointments Commission.

[Assistant] Article 124A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "National Judicial Appointments Commission.". In plain terms, Article 124A deals with national Judicial Appointments Commission. 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 124A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 124A is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "National Judicial Appointments Commission." and it addresses national Judicial Appointments Commission.


[User] Is Article 124A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 124A is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "National Judicial Appointments Commission.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 124A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 124A.
Back: National Judicial Appointments Commission.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 124B of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 124B appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Functions of Commission.". In plain terms, Article 124B deals with functions of Commission.


[User] Explain Article 124B in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 124B appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Functions of Commission.". In plain terms, Article 124B deals with functions of Commission. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 124B: Functions of Commission.

[Assistant] Article 124B appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Functions of Commission.". In plain terms, Article 124B deals with functions of Commission. 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 124B, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 124B is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Functions of Commission." and it addresses functions of Commission.


[User] Is Article 124B currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 124B is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Functions of Commission.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 124B of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 124B.
Back: Functions of Commission.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 124C of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 124C appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of Parliament to make law.". In plain terms, Article 124C deals with power of Parliament to make law.


[User] Explain Article 124C in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 124C appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of Parliament to make law.". In plain terms, Article 124C deals with power of Parliament to make law. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 124C: Power of Parliament to make law.

[Assistant] Article 124C appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of Parliament to make law.". In plain terms, Article 124C deals with power of Parliament to make law. 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 124C, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 124C is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Power of Parliament to make law." and it addresses power of Parliament to make law.


[User] Is Article 124C currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 124C is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Power of Parliament to make law.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 124C of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 124C.
Back: Power of Parliament to make law.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 125 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 125 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". In plain terms, Article 125 deals with salaries, etc., of Judges.


[User] Explain Article 125 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 125 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". In plain terms, Article 125 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 125: Salaries, etc., of Judges.

[Assistant] Article 125 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". In plain terms, Article 125 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 125, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 125 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Salaries, etc., of Judges." and it addresses salaries, etc., of Judges.


[User] Is Article 125 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 125 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Salaries, etc., of Judges.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 125 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 125.
Back: Salaries, etc., of Judges.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 126 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 126 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". In plain terms, Article 126 deals with appointment of acting Chief Justice.


[User] Explain Article 126 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 126 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". In plain terms, Article 126 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 126: Appointment of acting Chief Justice.

[Assistant] Article 126 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". In plain terms, Article 126 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 126, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 126 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice." and it addresses appointment of acting Chief Justice.


[User] Is Article 126 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 126 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appointment of acting Chief Justice.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 126 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 126.
Back: Appointment of acting Chief Justice.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 127 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 127 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of ad hoc Judges.". In plain terms, Article 127 deals with appointment of ad hoc Judges.


[User] Explain Article 127 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 127 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of ad hoc Judges.". In plain terms, Article 127 deals with appointment of ad hoc 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 127: Appointment of ad hoc Judges.

[Assistant] Article 127 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appointment of ad hoc Judges.". In plain terms, Article 127 deals with appointment of ad hoc 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 127, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 127 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Appointment of ad hoc Judges." and it addresses appointment of ad hoc Judges.


[User] Is Article 127 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 127 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appointment of ad hoc Judges.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 127 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 127.
Back: Appointment of ad hoc Judges.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 128 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 128 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 128 deals with attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 128 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 128 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 128 deals with attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme 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 128: Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 128 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 128 deals with attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme 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 128, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 128 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court." and it addresses attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 128 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 128 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 128 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 128.
Back: Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 129 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 129 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Supreme Court to be a court of record.". In plain terms, Article 129 deals with supreme Court to be a court of record.


[User] Explain Article 129 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 129 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Supreme Court to be a court of record.". In plain terms, Article 129 deals with supreme Court to be a court 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 129: Supreme Court to be a court of record.

[Assistant] Article 129 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Supreme Court to be a court of record.". In plain terms, Article 129 deals with supreme Court to be a court 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 129, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 129 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Supreme Court to be a court of record." and it addresses supreme Court to be a court of record.


[User] Is Article 129 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 129 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Supreme Court to be a court of record.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 129 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 129.
Back: Supreme Court to be a court of record.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 130 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 130 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Seat of Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 130 deals with seat of Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 130 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 130 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Seat of Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 130 deals with seat of Supreme 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 130: Seat of Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 130 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Seat of Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 130 deals with seat of Supreme 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 130, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 130 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Seat of Supreme Court." and it addresses seat of Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 130 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 130 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Seat of Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 130 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 130.
Back: Seat of Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 131 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 131 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 131 deals with original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 131 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 131 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 131 deals with original jurisdiction of the Supreme 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 131: Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 131 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 131 deals with original jurisdiction of the Supreme 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 131, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 131 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court." and it addresses original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 131 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 131 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 131 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 131.
Back: Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 131A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 131A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central 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 131A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 131A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central 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 131A: Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central laws.

[Assistant] Article 131A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central 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 131A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 131A is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central laws.", but it is marked omitted in the current text.


[User] Is Article 131A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 131A is omitted in the current text. Its heading is "Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central laws.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 131A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 131A.
Back: Exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to questions as to constitutional validity of Central laws.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Omitted in current text.


[User] What does Article 132 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 132 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 132 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.


[User] Explain Article 132 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 132 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 132 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 132: Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.

[Assistant] Article 132 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 132 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases. 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 132, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 132 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases." and it addresses appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.


[User] Is Article 132 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 132 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 132 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 132.
Back: Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in certain cases.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 133 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 133 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.". In plain terms, Article 133 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.


[User] Explain Article 133 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 133 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.". In plain terms, Article 133 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 133: Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.

[Assistant] Article 133 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.". In plain terms, Article 133 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters. 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 133, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 133 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters." and it addresses appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.


[User] Is Article 133 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 133 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 133 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 133.
Back: Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in appeals from High Courts in regard to civil matters.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 134 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 134 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.". In plain terms, Article 134 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.


[User] Explain Article 134 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 134 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.". In plain terms, Article 134 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 134: Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.

[Assistant] Article 134 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.". In plain terms, Article 134 deals with appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters. 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 134, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 134 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters." and it addresses appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.


[User] Is Article 134 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 134 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 134 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 134.
Back: Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in regard to criminal matters.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 134A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 134A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 134A deals with certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 134A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 134A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 134A deals with certificate for appeal to the Supreme 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 134A: Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 134A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 134A deals with certificate for appeal to the Supreme 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 134A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 134A is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court." and it addresses certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 134A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 134A is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 134A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 134A.
Back: Certificate for appeal to the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 135 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 135 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 135 deals with jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 135 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 135 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 135 deals with jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme 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 135: Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 135 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 135 deals with jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme 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 135, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 135 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court." and it addresses jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 135 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 135 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 135 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 135.
Back: Jurisdiction and powers of the Federal Court under existing law to be exercisable by the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 136 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 136 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 136 deals with special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 136 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 136 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 136 deals with special leave to appeal by the Supreme 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 136: Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 136 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 136 deals with special leave to appeal by the Supreme 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 136, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 136 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court." and it addresses special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 136 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 136 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 136 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 136.
Back: Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 137 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 137 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 137 deals with review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 137 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 137 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 137 deals with review of judgments or orders by the Supreme 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 137: Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 137 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 137 deals with review of judgments or orders by the Supreme 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 137, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 137 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court." and it addresses review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 137 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 137 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 137 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 137.
Back: Review of judgments or orders by the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 138 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 138 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 138 deals with enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 138 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 138 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 138 deals with enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme 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 138: Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 138 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 138 deals with enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme 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 138, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 138 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court." and it addresses enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 138 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 138 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 138 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 138.
Back: Enlargement of the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 139 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 139 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.". In plain terms, Article 139 deals with conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.


[User] Explain Article 139 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 139 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.". In plain terms, Article 139 deals with conferment on the Supreme Court of powers 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 139: Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.

[Assistant] Article 139 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.". In plain terms, Article 139 deals with conferment on the Supreme Court of powers 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 139, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 139 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs." and it addresses conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.


[User] Is Article 139 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 139 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 139 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 139.
Back: Conferment on the Supreme Court of powers to issue certain writs.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 139A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 139A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 139A deals with transfer of certain cases.


[User] Explain Article 139A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 139A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 139A deals with transfer of certain cases. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 139A: Transfer of certain cases.

[Assistant] Article 139A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Transfer of certain cases.". In plain terms, Article 139A deals with transfer of certain cases. 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 139A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 139A is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Transfer of certain cases." and it addresses transfer of certain cases.


[User] Is Article 139A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 139A is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Transfer of certain cases.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 139A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 139A.
Back: Transfer of certain cases.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 140 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 140 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 140 deals with ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 140 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 140 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 140 deals with ancillary powers of the Supreme 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 140: Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 140 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 140 deals with ancillary powers of the Supreme 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 140, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 140 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court." and it addresses ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 140 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 140 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 140 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 140.
Back: Ancillary powers of the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 141 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 141 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.". In plain terms, Article 141 deals with law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.


[User] Explain Article 141 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 141 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.". In plain terms, Article 141 deals with law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all 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 141: Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.

[Assistant] Article 141 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.". In plain terms, Article 141 deals with law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all 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 141, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 141 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts." and it addresses law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.


[User] Is Article 141 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 141 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 141 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 141.
Back: Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 142 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 142 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.". In plain terms, Article 142 deals with enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.


[User] Explain Article 142 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 142 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.". In plain terms, Article 142 deals with enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 142: Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.

[Assistant] Article 142 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.". In plain terms, Article 142 deals with enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc. 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 142, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 142 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc." and it addresses enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.


[User] Is Article 142 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 142 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 142 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 142.
Back: Enforcement of decrees and orders of the Supreme Court and orders as to discovery, etc.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 143 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 143 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 143 deals with power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 143 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 143 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 143 deals with power of the President to consult the Supreme 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 143: Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 143 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 143 deals with power of the President to consult the Supreme 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 143, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 143 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court." and it addresses power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 143 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 143 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 143 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 143.
Back: Power of the President to consult the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 144 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 144 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 144 deals with civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.


[User] Explain Article 144 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 144 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 144 deals with civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme 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 144: Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.

[Assistant] Article 144 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.". In plain terms, Article 144 deals with civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme 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 144, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 144 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court." and it addresses civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.


[User] Is Article 144 currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 144 is currently operative in the Constitution. Its heading is "Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 144 of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 144.
Back: Civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Operative provision.


[User] What does Article 144A of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 144A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of 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 144A in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 144A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of 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 144A: Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of laws.

[Assistant] Article 144A appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". In the attached Constitution PDF, its historical heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of 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 144A, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 144A is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of laws.", but it is marked omitted in the current text.


[User] Is Article 144A currently operative or omitted, and what is its heading?

[Assistant] Article 144A is omitted in the current text. Its heading is "Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of laws.". It appears in Part V (The Union). Section-wise, it is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY".


[User] Create a flashcard for Article 144A of the Constitution of India.

[Assistant]
Front: Article 144A.
Back: Special provisions as to disposal of questions relating to constitutional validity of laws.
Location: Part V (The Union) | Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY | Status: Omitted in current text.


[User] What does Article 145 of the Constitution of India cover?

[Assistant] Article 145 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of Court, etc.". In plain terms, Article 145 deals with rules of Court, etc.


[User] Explain Article 145 in simple terms.

[Assistant] Article 145 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of Court, etc.". In plain terms, Article 145 deals with rules of Court, etc. This is a good article to remember by pairing the article number with its exact heading.


[User] Give me a short note on Article 145: Rules of Court, etc.

[Assistant] Article 145 appears in Part V (The Union). It is grouped under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading in the attached Constitution PDF is "Rules of Court, etc.". In plain terms, Article 145 deals with rules of Court, etc. 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 145, and what is it about?

[Assistant] Article 145 is located in Part V (The Union). It falls under "Chapter IV - THE UNION JUDICIARY". Its heading is "Rules of Court, etc." and it addresses rules of Court, etc.