  the constitution (ninth amendment) bill, 1956(as introduced in lok sabha)  " •• 1 bill,'i956 (as introduced in lok sabha) i 'a '  billfurther to amend, the constitution of india be it enacted by parliament in the seventh year of the republic of india as follows:-1 (1) this act may be called the constitution (ninth amend- short titl: mt!nt) act, 1956 and commencement 5 'j (2) it shall come into force o~ the ist day of october, 1956 ~' (~) in art~cle 1 oft~ ·constitlltion,,- , amendment  • - '  i  , of article i ,(a) for clause (2), the fo~~wing clause shall be substituted, ~edufe~8t namely:- i' "(2) the states and the territories thereof shall be as specified in the first, schedule" and 10 - '!oj  (b) in clause (3), for sub-clause (b), the following sub:clause shall be substituted, namely:-"(b) the union territories specified in the first schedule; and", (2) for the first schedule to the constitution, the following schedule shall be substituted, namely:- "first schedulename [articles i and 4 ] i the states t erritoriss 5 i andhra-te1angana 2 assam 3 bihar 4 gujarat 5 kerala 6 madhya pradesh  7 madras i 8 mabarashtra | the                                          | territories specified in sub-section     ||----------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|| (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section                                  || 3                                            |                                          || of                                           | the                                      || 1953                                         | and                                      || section                                      |                                          || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section 3                                || 10                                           |                                          || reorganisation act, 1956                    |                                          || the                                          | territories which immediately before     || commencement                                 | of                                       || comprised in the province                    |                                          || of                                           | assam,                                   || khasi states                                 |                                          || and                                          |                                          || the assam tribal areas, is                   |                                          || but                                          | excluding                                || the                                          | schedule to                              || boundaries) act, 1951                       |                                          || the                                          | territories which immediately before the || commencement                                 |                                          || of                                           | this constitution were                   || 20                                           |                                          || either                                       | comprised                                || bihar or were                                |                                          || being                                        |                                          || administered as                              | if                                       || formed part                                  |                                          || of                                           | that                                     || the                                          | territories specified                    || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section                                  || 10                                           |                                          || of                                           | the                                      || 2s                                           |                                          || act, 1956                                   |                                          || -                                            |                                          || the                                          | territories specified in sub-section     || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section 5                                || act, 1956                                   |                                          || the                                          | territories specified                    || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | 30                                       || section                                      |                                          || i i                                          |                                          || of                                           | the                                      || act, 1956                                   |                                          || the                                          | territories which immediately before     || the commencement                             |                                          || of                                           | this constitution                        || were either comprised in the province        | of                                       || madras                                       | or                                       || if                                           |                                          || they formed part                             | of                                       || territories                                  | specified in section 4                   || of                                           | the                                      || states reorganisation act, 1956, but ex-     |                                          || cluding the territories specified in sub- 40 |                                          || section                                      |                                          || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section 3 and sub-section                || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section 4                                || i9~3                                         |                                          || and -                                        | the                                      || (b)                                          |                                          || of                                           | sub-set1:ion                           || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section 5, section 6                     || and clause                                   |                                          || cd)                                          |                                          || of                                           | sub-section                              || (1)                                          |                                          || of                                           | section                                  || 7                                            | of                                       || the                                          | territories specified in sub-section     || (1)                                         |                                          || of                                           | section 9                                || , act, 1956                                 |                                          |nan tsmtories 9 mysore s 10 orissa 10 ii punjab 12 rajasthan  fne territories specified in sub-section (1) of section 7 of the states reorganisation act, 1956 the territories which immediately before the commencement of this constitution were either comprised in the province of orissa or were being administered as if they formed part of that province the territories specified in section 13 of the states reorganisation act, 1956 the territories specified in section 12 of the states reorganisation act, 1956 13 uttar prades,h is the territories which immediately before the commencement of this constitution were either comprised in the province known as the united provinces or were being administered as if they formed part of that province 20 14 west bengal 2s - the territories which immediately before the commencement of this constitution were either comprised in the province of west fiengal or were being administered as if they formed part of that province and the territory of chandernagore as defined in clause (0) of section 2 of the chandernagore (merger) act, 1954 is jammu and kashmir 30 the territory which immediately before the commencement of this constitution was comprised in the indian state of jammu and kashmir  ii the union territoriesextent nom  - the territory specified in section 8 of the states reorganisation act, 1956 i bombay 3s 2 delhi the territory which immediately before the commencement of this constitution was comprised in the chief commissioner's province of delhi 40 3 himachal pradesh the territories which immediately before the commencement of this constitution were being administered as if they were chief commissioners' provinces under the names of himachal pradesh and bilaspur 4s name ezttmt |                               | 4                                 | manipur               ||-------------------------------|------------------------------------|-----------------------|| the                           | territory which immediately before | the                   || commencement                  | of                                 | this constitution was || being administered as         |                                    |                       || if                            | it                                 | were a                || commissioner's province under | the                                | name 5                || of                            | manipur                           |                       || 5                            |                                    |                       || tripura                       |                                    |                       || the                           | territory which immediately before | the                   || commencement                  | of                                 | this constitution was || being administered            |                                    |                       || as                            | if                                 | it were a             || commissioner's province under | the                                | name                  || 10                            |                                    |                       || of                            | tripura                           |                      || 6                            | the                                | andaman and           || nicobar islands              |                                    |                       || the                           | territory which immediately before | the                   || commencement                  | of                                 | this constitution was || comprised in                  |                                    |                       || the                           | chief                              | commissioner's        || province                      |                                    |                       || of                            | the                                | andaman and nicobar   || is                            |                                    |                       || islands                      |                                    |                       |7· the laccadive, minicoy the territory specified in 'section 6 of the and amindivi islands states reorganisation act, 1956" 3 (1) in article 80 of the constitution,-amendment of article 80 and fourth schedule (a) in sub-clause (i» of clause (1), after the word "states", 20 the words "and of the union territories" shall be added; (i» in clause (2), after the wotds "of the states", the words "and of the union territories" shall be inserted; (c) in clause (4), the words and letters "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" shall be omitted; and 25 (d) in clause (5), for the words and letter "states specified in part c of the first schedule", the words "union territories" shall be substituted (2) for the fourth schedule to the constitution, the following schedule shall be substituted, namely: -30  "fourth schedule [articles 4 (1) and 80(2) ] allocation of seats in the council of statesto each state or union territory specified in the first column of 1he following table, there shall be allotted the number of seats 35 specified in the second column thereof opposite to that state or that union territory, as the case may be  table1 andhra-telangana, , 2 assam 18 7 3 bihar 23 4 gujarat 11 5 kerala 9 6 madhya pradesh 16 ; 7 madras 8maharashtra 17 17 9 mysore 12 10 orissa 10 11 punjab 11 to 12 rajasthan 10 13 uttar pradesh 34 14 west bengal 15 15 jammu and kashmir 4 16 bombay 3 is 17 delhi 2 18 himachal pradesh 1 19 manipur 1 20 tripura 1 total 222" 20 4 for articles 81 and 82 of the constitution, the following articles substitutio~ h b b 't t d i  of new arta-8 all e su stl u e , name y  - cles for articles 81 and 82 25 "81 (1) subject to the provisions of article 331, the house composition of the people shall consist ofof the house of the people (a) not more than five hundred members chosen by direct election from territorial constituencies in the states, and (b) not more than twenty members to represent the union territories, chosen in such manner as parliament may by law provide (2) for the purposes of sub-clause (a) of clause (1),-- 30 (a) there shall be allotted to each state a number of seats in the house of the people in such manner that the ratio between that number and the population of the state is, so far as practicable, the same for all states'; and (b) each state shall be divided into territoriai constituencies in such manner that the ratio between the population of each collstituency and the number of seats allotted to it is, so far as practicable, the ·same throughout the state (3) in this article, the expression "population" means the population as ascertained at the last preceding census of which s the relevant figures have been published 1tead;ustment after each census 82 upon the completion of each census, the allocation of seats in the house of the people to the states and the division of each state into territorial constituencies shall be readjusted 10 by such authority and in such manner as parliament may by law determine: provided that such readjustment shall not affect representation in the house of the people until the dissolution of the then existing house" is amen!'meat 5 in article 131 of the constitution, for the proviso, the following ofarncle 131 proviso shall be substituted namely:-"provided that the said jurisdiction shall not extend to a dispute arising out of an~ treaty, agreement, covenant, engagement, sanad or other similar instrument which, having been 20 entered into or executed before the commencement of this constitution, continues in operation after such commencement or which provides that the said jurisdiction shall not extend to such a dispute" amendment, 6 to article 153 of the constitution, the following proviso shall 2s of article be added, namely:-is3· "provided that nothing in this article shall prevent the aprointment of the same person as governor for two or more states" amendment of article 168 7 (1) in clause (1) of article 168 of the constitution, in sub- 30 clause (a), the word "bombay" shall be omitted and after the word "madras", the word "mysore" shall be inserted (2) in the said sub-clause, as from such date as the president may, by public notification appoint, after the word "bihar", the words "madhya pradesh" shall be inserted 3s substitution 8 for article 170 of the constitution, the following article shall of new arti- be substituted, namely:-de {or article 170 "170 (1) subject to the provisions of article 333, the legislative assembly of each state shall consist of not more than five hundied, and not less than sixty, members chosen by direct 40 election from territorial constituencies in the state composition of the lcgislative assemblies (2) for the purposes of clause (1), each state shall be divided into territorial constituencies in such manner that the ratio between the populeif;ion of each constituency and the number of seats allotted to it shall, so far as nacticable, be the s same throughout the states ezpzanation-in this clause, the expression "population" means the population as ascertained at the last preceding census of which the relevant, figures have been published (3) upon the completion of each census, the total numbej 10 of seats in the legislative assembly of each state and the division of each state -into territorial constituencie~ shall be readjusted by such authority and in such manner as parha ment may by law determine: provided that such readjustment shall not affect represen-is tation in the legislative assembly until the dissolution of the then existing assembly" 9 in clause (1) of article 171 of the constitution, for the word ~end:ti~! "one-fourth", the word "one-third" shall be substituted 171 10 in article 216 of the constitution,  the proviso shall be l\j11endmcnt of article 20 omitted 216 11 in article 217 of the constitution, in clause (1), for the words ~~dm~l "hall hold office until he attains the age of sixty years", the follow-~11· artl e ing words and figures shall be su~stituted, namely:-"shall hold office, in the case of an additional or acting 2s judge, as provided in article 224, and in any other case, until he attains the age of sixty years" 12 for article 220 of the constitution, the following article shall substitution b· d i  of new article be su sbtute , name y-for article 220-"220 no person who, after the commencement of this constitu- restriction 30 tion, has held office as a permanent judge of a high court 'shall ~p~1co plead or eoct in any court or before any authority in india except a ~n~t the supreme court and the other high courts judge 13 in article 222 of the constitution,-amendment of article 2220 (a) in clause (1), the words "within the territory of ind~a"  35 shall be omitted; and  (b) clause (2) shall be qmitted • substitution  of new~cle 14 for article 224 of the constitution, the following article shall ~~ article be substituted, namely:-appointment of additional and ac:tina judics "224 (11 if hy reason of any temporary increase in the business of a high court or by reason of arrears of work therein it appears to the president that the number of the judges of s that court should be for the time being increased, the president may appoint duly qualified persons to be additional judges of the court for such period not exceeding two years as he may  specify (2) when any judge of a high court other than the chief ic' justice is by reason of absence or for any other reason unable to perform the duties of his office or is appointed to act temporarily as chief justice, the president may appoint a duly qualified person to act as a judge of that court until the permanent judge has resumed his duties" is "230 (1) parliament may by law extend the jurisdiction of a high court to, or exclude the jurisdiction of a high court from, any union territory sfuhstituti0~ 15 for articles 230, 231 and 232 of the constitution, the follo\';~ o new articles for arti- ing articles shall be substituted, namely:-c:1es 230, 231 and 232 e::tension of jurisdic:tion of high couns to union territories (2) where the high court of a state exercises jurisdiction in relation to a union territory,-(a) nothing in this constitution shall be construed as empowering the legislature of the state to increase, restrict or abolish that jurisdiction; and 2s (b) the reference in article 227 to the governor shall, in relation to any rules, forms or tables for subordinate courts in that territory, be construed as a reference to the president 231 (1) notwithstanding anything contained in the preced- 30 ing provisions of this chapter, parliament may by law establish a common high court for two or more 'stales or for two or more states and a union terntory establishment of a common high court for two or more states  (2) in relation to any such high court,-(a) the reference in article 217 to the governor of the 35 state shall be construed as a reference to the governors of all the states -in relation to which the high court exercises jurisdiction'; (b) the reference in article 227 to the governor shall, in relation to any rules, forms or tables for subordinate coutts be construed as a reference to the governor of the state in which the sl1bordinat~ courts are situate; and - 5 )0 (c) the references in articles 219 and 229 to the state shall be construed as a reference to the state in which the high court has its principal seat:  provided that if such principal seat is in a union territory, the references in articles 219 and 229 to the governor, public service commission, legislature and consolidated fund of the state shall be construed respectively as references to the president union public service commission, parliament and consolidated fund of india" 16 in part viti, of the constitution-amendment of partviii 15 (a) for the heading "the states in part c of the first schedule", the heading "the union territo-ries" shall be substituted; and -(b) for articles 239 and 240, the following articles shall be substituted, namely:-20 "239 every union teltitory shall be administrated by ~dminitra­the president acting, to such extent as he thinks fit, through t°r!ilo~ a chief commissioner or other authority to be appointed by territolics him: 25 provided that the president may by regulation made under article 240 constitute for any· such territory a council of advisers to the chief commissioner or other authority with such functions as may be specified ill the regulation 240 the president may make regulations for the peace pow~r of and good government of any union territory and any regu- :::::~d:e~~_ lation so made may repeal or amend any 'law made by par- ti"~ for  liament or any existing law which is for the time being ~~~~ ternapplicable to any such territory and, when promulgated by the president shall have the same force and effect as an act of parliament which applies to such territory" 35 17 after article 258 of the constitution, the following article insertion of shall be inserted, namely:-new article 258a 40 "258a notwithstanding anything in this constitution, the power of governor of a state may, with the consent of the government ~~e e~~~~~~ of india entrust either conditionally or unconditionally to that functions to govern~ent or to its officers functions in relation to any matter the union to which the executive power of the state extends" insertion of 18 after article 290 of the constitution, the following article new article 2c}oa shall be inserted, namely:-annual payment to the - "290a a sum of forty-six lakhs and fifty thousand rupees j::::!~:e shall be charged on, and paid out of, the consolidated fund of board the state of kerala every year to the travancore devaswom 5 board" - substitution 19 for article 298 of the constitution, of new anlthe following article de for article shall be substituted, namely:-298: power to carryon trade etc "298 the executive power of the union and of each state shall extend to the carrying on of any trade or business and 10 to the acquisition, holding and disposal of property and the making ·of contracts for any purpese: provided that-(a) the said executive power of the lj'nion shall, in so far as such, trade or business or such purpose is not one i 5 with respect to which parliament may make laws, be subject in each state to legislation by the state; and (b) the said executive power of each state shall, in so far as such trade or business or such purpose is not one with respect to which the state legislature may make 20 laws be subject to legislation by parliament" 20 after article 350 of the constitution, the following article shall' be inserted, namely:-insertion of iicw article 3soa faci1ities for idstruction in mothertonauc: at primary sraac "350a it shall be the endeavour of every state and of every local authority within the state to provide adequate 2s facilities for instruction in the mother-tongue at the primary stage of education to children belonging to linguistic minorit} groups; and the president may issue such directions to any state as he considers necessary or proper for securing the provision of such facilities", 30 substitution '!1 for article 371 of the constitution, the following article "371 notwithstanding anything in this constitution,  the president may, by order mllde with respect to the state of andhra-telangana or punjab provide for the constitution and 35 functions of regional committees of the legislative assembly of the state, for the modifications to be made in the rules of o"new~dc shall be substituted namely:-for anlde ' 371 special proviaiclll witb respect to die s"tatca of andbra-telanpna and punjab busines~ of the government' and in the rules of procedure of the legislative assembly of the state and for any special responsibilityof the governor in order to securp the proper functioning of the regional committees" 5 ~2 in the ~econd schedule to the constitution,-amendmedt of the second (a) in the heading of part 0, the words and letter "in schedule states in part a of the first schedule" shall he omitted; and (b) in paragraph 10,-(i) for sub-paragraph (1) the following sub-para~aph shall be substituted, namely:-jo (1) there shall be paid to the judges of high courts, in respect of time spent on actual service salary at the following rates per mensem, that is to sty,-a in the case of any high court other than the high court i 5 of kerala, mysore or rajasthan-rs the chief justice any other judge b in the case of the high courts o· kcrdla, l"lysore or rajasthan-| the     ||---------|| justice || 3,')00  || 20      || any     || other   || judge   || 2,500:  | "" 25 - provided that if a judge of any such high court at the time of his appointment is in receipt of a pension (other than a disability or wound pension) in respect of any previous service under the government of india or any of its predecessor governments or under the government of a state or any of iis predecessor governments, his salary in respect of service in the high court shall be reduced by the amount of that pension "; 30 (ii) sub-paragraphs (3) and (4) shall be omitted (i !!3 in the seventh schedule to the constitution, entry 33 of the modificbtioll, trnion list and entry 36 of the state list shall be omitted and for ~ cl!sries t: entry 42 of the concurrent list, the following entrv shall be sub- ~u:, to t!c:ui: 35 stituted namely: -  8it~~ ,a~ n;-, - qw81tjonang of rroperty "42 acquisition and requisitioning of property" amendment u in each of the following provwqns of the constitution, of~ pro- namely:-visions rdatingtoadci~t (i) entry 67 of the union list and rustoncal ' monuments, etc  (ii) entry 12 of the state list, 5 i, iii) entry 40 of the concurrent list, and liv) article 49, for the words "declared by parliament by law", the words "declared by or under law made by parliament" shall be substituted ~~m::~f 2i in he seventh schedule to the coastitutiqn in entry 24 of state list the state list, for the word and figures "entry 52", the words and 10 figures "entries 7 and 52" shall be substituted consequential 26 (1) the consequential and minor amendments and' repeals ~s directed in the schedule shall be made in the constitution and in the and repeals constitution (removal of difficulties) order, no viii, made under and savings article 392 of the constitution is (2) notwithstanding the repeal of article 243 of the constitution by the said schedule, all regulations made by the president under bat article and in force immediately before the commencement of this act shall continue in force until altered or repealed or amended by a competent legislature or other competent authority_ 20  the schedule (see section 26) consequential and minor amendments and constirotioh repeals in the •article 3--in the proviso, omit "specified in part a or part b 2s of the first schedule" article 31a-in sub-clause (a) of clause (2), for "travancore-cochin" substitute "kerala" article 58-in the explanation, omit "or rajpramukh or uparajpramukh" 30 artic'le 66-in the erptanati~n, omit "or rajpramukh or u parajpramukh '- - i\·rticle 72-in claus~ (3), omit "or rajpramukh" a,·ticle 73-in the proviso to clause (1), omit "specifi~ in part a or part b of the first schedule" 3s article 101-in clause (2), omit "specified in part a ~r part b of the first schedule", and for usuch a state" substitute "a state" article 112-in sub-clause (d) (iii) of clause (3), for "a province corresponding to a state specified in part a of the first schedule", substitute "a governor's province of the pominion of india" article 151-in clause (2), omit "or rajpramukh" 5 part vi-in the heading, omit "in part a of the first scimdule" article 152-for "means a state specified in part a of the first , schedule" substitute "does not include the state of jammu and kashmir" 10 article 20b-omit clause (2) and renumber clause (3) as clause (2) article ~09-omit "or with any rule or standing order having effect in relation to the legislature of the state under clause (2) of that article" 15 article 214-omit "(1)" and clauses (2) and (3) article 219-0mit "in a state" article 229-in the proviso to clause (1) and in the proviso to clause (2), oinit "in which the high court has its principal seat" omit part vii 20 article 241-(a) in clause (1), for "state specified in part c of the first schedule", substitute "union territory", and far "such state", substitute "such territory" (b) for clauses (3) and (4), substitute-"(3) subject to the provisions of this constitution and -to the 25 provision~ of any law of the appropriate legislature made by virtue at powers conferred on that legislature by or under this constitution, every high court exercising jurisdiction immediately before the commencement of the constitution (sixth amendment) act, 1956, in relation to any union territor1 shall 30 continue to exercise such jurisdiction in relation to that territory after such commencement (4) nothing in this article derogates from, the power of parliament to extend or exclude the jurisdiction of a high court for a state to, or from, any union territory or part thereof" 3s omit article 242 omit part ix article 244-qmit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" article 246-in clauses (2) and (3), omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" and in clause (4), for "in· part a or part b of the first schedule" substitute "in a state" article 254-in clause (2), omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" 6 article 255-qmit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" omit article 259 article 264-for article 264, substitute-idtclttctadon 264 in this part, 'finance commission' means a finance 10 commission constituted under article 280" article 267-in clause (2), omit "or rajpramukh" article 268-in clause (1), for "state specified in part c of the first schedule" substitute "union territory" article 269-in clause (2), for "states specified in part c of the is first schedule" substitute "union territories" article 270-in clauses (2) and (3), for "states specified in part c of the first schedule" substitute "union territories" omit article 278 article 280-in clause (3), omit sub-claus'e (c) and re-ietter sub- 20 cla~ (d) as sub-clause (c) article 283-in clause (2), omit "or rajpramukh" article 29i~it "(1)" and clause (2) article 299-in clause (1), omit "or the rajpramukh", and in clause (2), omit "nor the rajpramukh" 2s omit article 306 article 30b-for "means a state specified in part a or part b of the first $chedule" substitute "does not include the state of jammu and kashmir" article 309-dmit "or rajpramukh" 30 article 310-in clause (1), omit "or, as the case may be, the rajpramukh", and in clause (2), omit "or rajpramukh" and "or the rajpramukh" article 3i1-in clause (2), omit "or rajpramukh" articze 315-ln clause (4), omit "or rajapramllkh" articze 316-ln clauses (1) and (2), omit "or rajpramukh" articze 317-1n clause (2), omit "or raj pramukh " article 318-omit "or rajpramukh" 5 article 320-10 clause (3), omit "or rajpramukh" and "or rajpramukh, as the case may 'be", and in clause (5), omit "or rajpramukh" article 323-ln clause (2), omit "or rajpramukh" and "or rajpramukh, as the case may be" 10 article 324-ln clause (6), omit "or rajpramukh" article 332-ln clause (1), omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" article 333-omit "or rajpramukh" article 337-0mit "specified in part a or part b of the first 15 schedule" article 339-in clause (1), omit "specified in part a and part b of the first schedule" and in clause (2), for "any such state" substitute "a state" article 341-ln clause (1), after "any state" insert "or union ao territory", omit "specified in part a or part b of the_fiist schedule", omit "or rajpramukh" and after "that state~' insert "or union teititory, as the case may be" article 342-ln clause (1), after "any state" insert "or union territory", omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule", 2$ omit "or rajpramukh" and after "that state" insert "or union territory, as the case may be"_ article 348-omit "or rajpramukh" article 356-ln clause (1), omit "or rajpramukh" and "or rajpramukh, as the case may be" 30 article 361-1n clauses (2), (3) and (4), omit "or ~jpramukh" and in clause (4), omit "or the rajpramukh" article 366-0mit clause (21), iil,ld for clause (30), substitute-"(30) 'union territory' means any union territory specified in the first schedule and includes an, other teititory comprised 35 within the territory of iridia but not specified in that schedule" article 367-in clause (2), omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule" and "or rajpramukh" article 368-0mit "specified in parts a and b of the first schedule"  omit articles 379 to 391, both i'nclurive second schedule-(a) in the heading of part a and in paragraph 1, omit "specified in part a of the first schedule"; (b) in paragraph 2, omit "so specified"; (c) in paragraph 3, for "such states" substitute "the states"; (d) in the heading of part b, omit "in part a and part b of the 10 first schedule"; (e) in paragraph 6, omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule"; (f) in the heading of part c, omit "of a state in part a of the first schedule", and for "any such state" substitute "a state"; and is (g) in paragraph 8, omit "of a state specified in part -a of the first schedule", and for "such state" substitute "a state" fifth schedule-(a) in paragraph 1, omit "means a state specified in part a' or part b of the first schedule but"; (b) in paragraph 3, omit "or rajpramukh"; (c) in paragraph 4, in sub-paragraph l2), omit "or rajpramukh, as the case may be" and in sub-paragraph (3), omit "or rajpramukh" (d) in paragraph 5, in sub-paragraphs (1) and (2), omit "or rajpramukh, as the case may be", in sub-paragraph (3), omit "or rajpramukh" and in sub-paragraph (5), omit "or the rajpramukh" 2$ s~venth schedule-in list 1,-(a) in entry 32, omit "specified in part a or part b of the first schedule"; and (b) for entry 79, substitute,-"79 extension of the jurisdiction of a high court to, and 30 exclusion of the jurisdictiop of a high court from, any union territory "  difficulties) order no viiiin the constitution (removal of difficulties) order no viii, for sub-paragraphs (1), (2) and (3) of paragraph 2, substitute-s "(1) in article 81,-(a) in sub-clause (b) of clause (1), after the words "union territories", the words, letter and figures "and the tribal areas specified in part b of the table appended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule" shall be inserted; and 10 (b) to clause (2), the following proviso shall be added namely:-"provided that the constituencies into which the state of assam is divided shall not comprise the tribal areas specified in part b of the table appended to 15 paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule" (2) in clause (2) of article 170, after the words "throughout the state", the following proviso shall be inserted, namely:-ao "provided that the constituencies into which the state of assam is divided shall not comprise the tribal areas specified in part b of the table appended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule!'"  statement of objects and reasonsin order to implement the scheme of states reorganisation, it is necessary to make numerous amendments in the constitution with effect from the 1st october, 1956 this bill seeks to make these amendments and also some other amendments to certain provisions of the constitution relating to the high courts and high court judges, the executive power of the union and the states, and a few entries in the legislative lists the reasons for making the amendments are indicated below clause 2-the reorganisation scheme involves not only the establishment of new states and alterations in the area and boundaries of the existing states, but also the abolition of the three categories of states (put a, part b and part c states) and the classification of certain areas as union territories article 1 has to be suitably amended for this purpose and the first schedule completely revised clause 3-the amendments proposed in article 80 are formal and consequential the territorial changes and the formation of new states and union territories as proposed in part ii of the states reorganisation bill, 1956, involve a complete revision of the fourth schedule to the constitution by which the seats in the council of states are allocated to the existing states the present allocation is made on the basis of the population of each state as ascertained at the census of 1941 and the number of seats allotted to each part a and part b state is according to the formula, one seat per million for the first five millions and one seat for every addi tional two millions or part thereof exceeding one million it is proposed to revise the allocation of seats on the basis of the latest census figures, but according to the same formula as before clause 4-the abolition of part c states as such and the estab· lishment of union territories make extensive amendment of articles 81 and 82 inevitable the provision in article 81 (1) (b) that "too states shall be divided, grouped or formed into territorial constituencies" will no longer be appropriate, since after reorganisation each of the states will be large enough to be divided into a number of constituencies and will not permit of being grouped together with other states for this purpose or being "formed" into a single territorial constituency clause (2) of article 81 and article 82 will require to be combined and revised in order to make suitable provision for union territories instead of amending the articles piecemeal, it is proposed to revise and simplify them incidentally, it is proposed in clause (1) (b) of the reviaed article 81 to fix a maximum for the total number of representatives that may be assigned to the union territories by parliament clause 5-the proposed revision of the proviso to article 131 is consequential on the disappearance of part b states as such the two parts of the existing proviso have been combined clause b-article 153 provides that there shall be a governor ,for each state since it may be desirable in certain circumstances to appoint a governor for two or more states, it is proposed to add a proviso to this article to remove any possib1e technical bar to such an appointment clause 7-sub-clause (a) of clause (1) of article 168 provides for bi-cameral legislatures in certain states it is proposed that, among the reorganised states, punjab and mysore should continue to have such a legislature, and that the enlarged madhya pradesh should also be provided with one since the constitution of a legislative council for madhya pradesh will necessarily take time, it is proposed to bring the relevant amendment of article 168 (1) (a) into force from a future date by means of a public notification of the president clause 8-this seeks to revise article 170 mainly with a view to bringing it into line with articles 81 and 82 as revised by clause 4 clause 9-under clause (1) of article 171, the maximum strength of the legislative council of a state is fixed at one-fourth of the strength of the legislative assembly of that state although in the larger states, like uttar pradesh and bihar, this maximum is adequate, it leads to clifficulties in the case of the smaller' states it is, therefore, proposed to alter the maximum to one-third of the strength of the legislative assembly clause 10-article 216 empowers the president to appoint to a high court as many judges as he may from time to time deem it necessary and also to fix the maximum number of judges for each high court by a separa~ order the proviso is of little significance from the practical point of 'view since the order fixing the maximum may be changed by the' president whenever necessary the appointment of additional and acting judges for which providon is sought to be made in clause 14 will also involve either frequent modifications in the order or a fixation of the maximum number at a high figure it is, therefore, proposed to omit the proviso to article 216 clause n-the amendment of clause (1) of article 2\7 proposed in this clause is consequential on the proposal to provide for the appointment of additional and acting judgles for limited peripds clause 12-an important factor affecting the selection of high court judges from the bar is the total prohibition contained in article 220 on practice after their retirement from the bench it is proposed to revise the article so as to relax this complete ban and permit a retired judge to practise in the supreme court and in any high court other than the one in which he was a permanent judge ' clause 13-article 222 empowers the president to transfer' judges from one high court to another clause (2) of this article goes on to provide that when a judge is so transferred he shall be entltled to receive in addition to his salsify a compensatory allow·  ance it is felt that there is no real justification for granting such an allowance and it is accordingly proposed to omit clause (2) clause h-the provision in slfticle 224 for recalling retired judges to function on the bench of a high court for short periods has been found to be neither adequate nor satisfactory it is, therefore, proposed to replace this article by a provision for the appointment of additional judges to clear off arrears and for the appointment of acting judges in temporary vacancies clause 15-it is proposed to revise and simplify articles 230, 231 and 232 having regard to the constitutional position of states and union territories after reorganisation while under article 214 there will normally be a separate high court for each state, power will be required to establish commol! high courts for two or more states power will also be required to extend the jurisdiction of a high court to a union territory, wherever nece6s8ry, and to exclude the jurisdiction of a high court from such territory the revised articles 230 and 231 are designed to make these provisions clause 16-part viii of the constitution provides for the administration of part c states and part ix for the administration of part d territories it is proposed to amend part vill to provide for the administration of union territories and to repeal part ix clause 17-while the president is empowered by article 258 (1) to entrust union functions to a state government or its officers, there is no corresponding provision enabling the governor of a state to entrust state functions to the central government or its officers this lacuna has been found to be of practical consequence in connection with the execution of certain development projects in the states it is proposed to fill the lacuna by a new article 258a clause 18- article viii of the covenant entered into by the rulers of travancore and cochin in may, 1949, for the formation of the united state of travancore and cochin provided that travancore's obligation to contribute annually a sum of rs 51 lakhs to the travancore devaswom fund should continue as an obligation of the united state this arrangement was confirmed by article 238(10) (iii) of the constitution it is proposed that the existing arrangement should be continued even after the formation of the new state of kerala, but the contribution to the travancore devaswom board from the consolidated- fund of that state should, in view of the transfer of territory from travancore-cochin to madras, be reduced from rs 51 lakhs to rs 46·5 lakhs clause 19-ln this clause it~is proposed to revise and amplify the scope of article 298, mainly to make it clear that the union government, as well as the state governments, are competent to carry on any commercial or industrial undertaking, whether or not it is related to a matter within the legislative competence of the union, or, as the case may be, of the state similarly, the holding, acquisition and disposal of property and the making of contracts by the union or a state could be for any purpose without constitutional impropriety at the same time, the revised article provides that this extended executive power of the union and of the states will be subject, in the former case, to legislation by the state, and in the latter case, to legislation by parliament clause 20-the new article 350a proposed in this clause is designed to implement one of the states reorganisation commission's important recommendations regarding safeguards for linguistic minorities in the states after reorganisation clause 21-lt is proposed to replace atticle 371 by another article making a special provision with respect to the states of andhra and punjab this article will enable the president to constitute regional committees of the state legislative assembly and secure their proper functioning by directing suitable modifications to be made in the rules of business of government and in the rules of procedure of the assembly clause 22-the high court of travancore-cochin will, as from the appointed day, become the high court for the new state of kerala and the high courts of mysore and rajasthan will continue, respectively, as the high courts for the enlarged "new" states with the same names taking into account the level of income at the bar and salaries payable to the judicial services in these states, it is considered that there is no need to increase the salaries payable to the judges of the~e high courts to the level of the other high courts it is proposed to amend sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 10 of the second schedule to the constitution providing for a salary of bs 3,000 to the chief justices, and rs 2,500 to the other judges, of these three high courts sometimes it becomes necessary to appoint a retired district judge as a judge of a high court in the absence of a legal provision for withholding the pension due to such a judge, it has been the practice to obtain from him an undertaking that he would not claim the pension for the period for which he serves as a high court judge since this is ·obviously unsatisfactory, it is proposed to add a proviso to paragraph 10(1) of the second schedule on the same lines as the proviso to paragraph 9(1) thereof regulating the salary of a judge of the supreme court in similar circumstances sub-paragraphs (3) and (4) of paragraph 10 are no longer required, since appropriate provision has been made in the high court judges (conditions of service) act, 1954 clause 23-the existence of three entries in the legislative lists (33 of list i, 36 of list ii and 42 of list iii) relating to the essentially single subject of acquisition and requisitioning of property by the government gives rise to unnecessary technical difficultlas in legislation in order to avoid these difficulties and simplify the constitutional position, it is proposed to omit the entries in the union and state list and replace the entry in the concurrent list by a comprehensive entry covering the whole subject clause 24-entry 67 of the un!on list refers to ":ancient and historical monuments and records, and archllwlogical sites and remains, declared by parliament by law to be of national importance" a large number of ancient monuments, archeological sites, etc, have been declared to be of national importance by an act of parliament it requires another act of parliament to make the· sughtest alteration in, or addition to, the lists in that act, which seems to be an unduly cumbrous procedure it is, therefore, proposed to amend the entry substituting for the words "declared by parliament by law", the words "declared by or under law made by parliament" the same amendment is also proposed to be made in the connected provisions, entry 12 of the state list, entry 40 of the concurrent list and article 49 clause 25-although the union list has two entries 7 and 52, relating to industries, the latter alone is referred to in entry 24 of list ii the omission of entry 7 of list i appears to be due to an oversight and is sought to be rectified in this clause clause 26 and the schedule-tbese contain the consequential and minor amendments and repeals proposed to be made in the constitution and in the constitution (removal of difficulties) order no· vlli pertaining to the assam tribal areas new deuu; govind ballabh panif the 14th april, 1956 -  extracts from the constitution of india  - • - part i the union and its territory1 (1) india, that is bharat, shall be a union of states name and territory of (2) the states and the territories thereof shall be the states and the union their territories specified in parts a, band c of the first schedule (3) the territory of india shall comprise-- (a) the territories of the states; (b) the territories specified in part d of the first schedule; and (c) such other territories as may be acquired - - - - - 49 it shall be the obligation of the state to protect every promotion 01 monument or place or object of artistic or historic interest declared monuments by parliament by law to be of national importrnce, from spoliation, pjce-:w- and disfigurement, destruction, removal, disposal or export as the case obj~ctnal' - of natto 1dlmay be portance_   -  80 (1) the council of states shall consist of-- -  •• - <ampoeition of the coun·  ell of scam (b) not more than two hundred and thirty-eight representatives of the states (2) the allocation of seats in the council of states to be ftlled by representatives of' the states' shall be in accordance with the provisions in that behalf contained in the fourth schedule  - - - -  (4) the representatives of each state specified in part a or part b of the first schedule in the council of states shall be elected by the elected members of the legislative assembly of the state in accordance with the system of proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote (5) the representatives of the states specified in part c of the first schedule in the council of states shall be chosen in such manner as parliament may by law prescribe      - compoaition 81 (1) (4) subject to the provisions of clause (2) and of articles :l::eer~~: 82 and 331, the house of the people shall consist of not more than five hundred members directly elected by the voters in the states (b) for the purpose of sub-clause (4), the states· shall be divided, grouped or formed into territorial constituencies and the number of members to be allotted to each such constituency shall be so determined as to ensure that there shall be not more than one member for every 500,000 of the population (c) the ratio between the number of members allotted to each territorial constituency and the population of that constituency as 'ascertained at the last preceding census of which the  relevant figures have been published shau, so far as practicable, be the same throughout the territory of india (2) the representation in the house of the people of the territories comprised within the territory of india but not included within any state shall be such as parliament may by law provide (3) upon the completion of each census, the representation of the several territorial constituencies in the house of the people shall be readjusted by such authority, in such manner and with effect from such date as parliament may by law de~rmine: provided that such readjustment shall not affect representatioft in the house of the people until the dissolution of the then existing house = pro-82 notwithstanding anything in clause (1) of article 81, parliaicpt:e:to ! ment may by law provide for the representation in the house of t" of 8~tea the people of any state specified in part c of the first schedule and ~:ntoor of any territories comprised within the territory of india but 1: cter not included within any state on a basis or in a manner other than t tates that provided in that clause original juriadicdoo ofthcsuprcme court - - - - - 131 subject to the provisions of this constitution, the supreme court shall, to the exclusion of any other court, have original jurisdiction in any dispute--(4) between the government of india and one or more states; or (b) between the government of india and any state or states on one side and one or more other states on the other; or  (c) between two or more states, if and in so far as the dispute involves any question (whether of law or fact) on which the existence or extent of a legal right depends: provided trat the said jurisdiction shall not extend ~ (i) a cuspute to which a state specified in par~ b of the first schedule is a party, if the dispute arises out of any provision of a treaty, agreement, covenant, engagement, sanad or other similar instrument which was entered into or executed before the commencement of this constitution and has, of has been, continued in operation after iuch co~encementj (ii) a dispute to which any state is a party, if the dispute arises out of any provision of a treaty, agreement, covennant, engagement, sanad or other similar instrument which provides that the said jurisdiction shall not extend to such a dft;pute  - - - - - part vi the states in part a of the first schedule  chapter 11-the executive the governor 153 there shall be a governor for each ·stategovernor of statca  - '" - - -  chapter iii-the state legislature general168 (1) for every state there shall be consist of the governor, and a legislature which shall constitution of lelialatures in uttar states (a) in the states of bihar, bombay, madras, punjab, pradesh and west bengal, t}vo housesj (b) in other states, one house (2) where there are two houses of the legislature of a state, one shall be known as the legislative council and the other as the legislative assembly, and where there is only one house it shall be known as the legislative assembly 170 (1) subject to the provisions of article 333, the legislative assembly of ec-ch state shall be composed of members chosen by direct election   (2) the representation of each territorial const:tuency in the legislative assembly of a state shall be on the basis of the popu· lation of that constituency as ascertained at the irst preceding census of which the relevant figurtes have beer published and shall save in the case of the autonomous districts of assam end the constituency comprising the cantonment and municipality of shlllong, be on a scale of not more than one member for every seventy-fl\!t thousand of the population : provided that the total number of members in the legislative assembly of a state shall in no case be more than five hundred or less than sixty  (3) the ratio between the numbe; of members to 'be allotted to each territorial constituency in a state and the population of that constituency as ascertained at the last preceding census of which the relevant figures have been published shall, so far as practicable, be the same throughout the state (4) upon the completion of each census, the representation of the several territorid constituencies in th~ legislative assembly i of each state shan be readjusted by such authority, in such manner and with effect from such date as parliament may by la1w determine: provided that such readjustment shall not affect represe'ntation in the legislative assembly until the dissolution of the then existing assembly composition 171 (1) the total number of members in the legislative council ~~~~~- of a state having such a council shall not exceed one· fourth of the cils total number of members in the legislative assembly of that state: provided that the total number of members in the legislative council of a state shall in no case be less than forty -     constimion '216 every high court shall consist of a chief justice and such of high other judgpsfs the president may from 'time to time deem it courts necessary to appoint: provided that the judges so appointed shall at no time exceed in number such maximum number as the president mily,- from time to time, by order fix in relation to that court appointment 217 (1) every judge of a high court shall be e,'ppointed by the ~0fti c:o:c president by warrant under his hand and seal after consultation the office of with the chief justice of india, the governor of the state, and, in h!~~~~ the case of c'ppointment of a judge other than the chief justice, the chief justice of the high court, and shall hold office until he attains the age of sixty years:   -  ' prohi~ition ~f 220 no person who has held office as a judge of a high court =:::mg ~~ after the commencement of this constitution shall ple£d or act before any in anv court or before any authority within the territory of india authority by - -  (: ' ~, t) (, judges  222 (1) the president may, after consultation with the chief a 1udge from justice of india,' transfer a judge from one high court to any c~~l(t hie other high court witbin the territory of india another   (2) when a judge is so transferred, he shall, during the period he serves as a judge of the other court, be entitled to receive in addition to his salary such compensatory allowance as may be determined by p~,r1iament by law and, until so determined, such compensatory allowance as the president may by order fix - - - - - attendance of  224 notwithstanding anything in this chapter, the chief retirc:d justice of a high court for any state may at my time, with the ~~~i~~~ ~} previous consent of the president, request any person who has held ~igh the office of a judge of that court or of any other high court to ourls sit and act as £, judge of the high court for that state, and every such person so requested shall, while so sitt:ng and acting, be en· titled to such allowances as the president may by order determine and have all the jurisdiction, powers and privileges of, but shall not otherwise be deemed to be, a judge of that high court: provided that nothing in this article shall be deemed to require any such person as aforesaid to sit and act 'as a judge ~f that high court unless he consents so to do  - - - 230 parliament may by law-(a) extend the jurisdiction of a high court to, or (bj exclude the jurisdiction of a high court from, extension of or exdusion from the jurisdictionof high courts any stde specified in the first schedule other than, or any area :qot within, the state in which the high court has its principal seat 231, where a high court exercises jurisdiction in relation to restrictions al1y area outside the state in which it has its principal seat, noth· ~~s t~ ~h; ingin this constitution shall be construed-legislatures  of states (a) as empowering the legislature of the state in which the to make la~ c h· , itt ' t ' t b i' h wlth respect ourt as ·lts prmclpa se~ 0 increase, res ric or a 0 is to iurisdicthat jurisdiction' tion of a , high court (b) as empowering the legislature of a state specified in in ~ s~te  p b f h f' t s h d i' h' h hanng )unl-part a or art 0 t e irs c e u e m w lc any diction outsuch area is situate, to abolish that jurisdiction; or side thlt state, (e) as preventing the legislature having power to make laws in that behalf for any such area from p~ssing, subject to the provisions of clause (b), such laws with respect to the jurisdiction of the court in relation to that area as it would be competent to pass if the principd seat of thp court were in that area, 232 where a high court exercises jurisdiction in relation to more than one state specified in the first schedule or in relaboa jntcrprc~ don 0 a state and iii area dot forming part of the state-(a) references in this chapter to the governor in relation to the judges of a high court shall be construed as re-ferences to the governor of the state in which the court has its principal se£jt:; (b) the reference to the approval by the governor of rules, forms and tables for subordinate courts shall be construed as a reference to the approval thereof by the governor or the rajpn:mukh of the state in which the subordinate court is situate, or if it is situate in an area not forming part of any state specified in part a or part b of the first schedule, by the president; and (c) references to the consolidated fund of the state shall be construed as references to the consolidated fund of the state in which the court has its principal seat  part vdi - the states in part c of the first scheduleadministra-239 (1) subject to the other provisions of this part, a state ~~ b! part specified in part c of the first schedule shall be administered by c c:r the the president acting, to such extent ~s he thinks fit, through a fdirbl t uc schc- chief commissioner or a lieutenant-governor to be appointed by him or through the government of a neighbouring state: provided that the prealdent shall not act through the government of a neighbouring state 88ive after-(a) consulting the government concerned; and (b) ascertaining in such manner as the president considers most appropriate the views of the people of tlie state to be so administered  (2) in this article, references to ej state shall include references to a part of a state creation or 240 (1) parliament may by law create or continue for any ~tin= state specified in part c of the first schedule md administered leiiatatare through a chief commissioner or lieutenant-governoror council ~~ m1~~~~ (a) a body, whethe~ nominated, elected or partly nom:nated and partly elected, to function as a legisldure for the state; or (b) a council of advisers or ministers, or both with such constitution, powers and functions, in each case, as may be specified in the law (2) any such law £5 is referred to in clause (1) shall not be deemed to be an amendment of this constitution for the purposes of article 368 notwithstanding that it contains any provision which amends or has the effect of amending the constitution  - - - - - 298 (1) the executive power of the union and of each state power to shall extend, subject to any law made~ by the appropriate legis- ~=y' lature, to the grant, sale, disposition or mortgage of any property held for the purposes of the union or of such stelte, as the case may be, and to the purchase or acquisition of property for those purposes respectively, and to the making of contracts (2) all property acquired for the purposes of the union or of a state shall vest in the union or in such state, as the celse may be 371 notwithstanding anything in this constitution, during a tem'p~rary provisions period of ten years from the commencement thereof, or during with respec such longer or shorter period as parl;ament may by ieiw provide ~art sta~s ~ in respect of any state, the government of every state specified in the firs part b of the first schedule shall be under the general control of, schedule and comply with such particular directions, if £illy, as may from time to time be given by, the president: provided that the president may by order direct that the provision!:' of this article shall not apply to any state specified in the order  - - - -  first schedule (articles 1, 4 and 391) the states and the territories of indiapart a names of corresponding provinces names of states 1 andhra 2 assam 3 bihar 4 bombay 5 madhya pradesh assam bihar bombay the central provinces and berar n ames of states names of corresponding provinces 6 madras 7 orissa 8 punjab 9 uttar pradesh 10 west bengal madras orissa east punjab the united provinces west bengal  territories of states the territory of the state of andhra shall comprise the territories specified in sub-section (1) of section 3 of the andhra state act, 1953 the territory of the state of assam shall comprise the territories which immediately before the commencement of this constitution were comprised in the province of assam, the khasi states and the assam tribal areas but shall not include the territories specified in the schedule to the assam (alteration of boundaries) act, 1951 the territory of each of the other states in this part shall comprise the territories which immed)ately before the commencement of this constitution were comprised in the corresponding province and the territories which, by virtue of an order made under section 290a of the government of india act, 1935, were immediately before such commencement being administered as if they formed part of that province and in the case of the state of west bengal shall also comprise the territory of chandernagore as defined in clause (c) of section 2 of the chandernagore (merger) act, 1954, but in the case of the state of madras shall not include the territories specified in sub-section (1) of section 3 and sub-section (1) of section 4 of the andhra state act, 1953  part b names of sta'lt81 hyderabad 2 jammu and kashmir, 3 madhya bharat 4 mysore 5 patiala and east punjab states union 6 rajasthan 7 saurashtra 8 travancore-cochin  territories of statesthe territory of each of the states in this part shall comprise the territory which, immediately before the commencement of this constitution, was comprised iilt or administered by the government of, the corresponding indian state, and in the case of the state of madhya bharat, shall also comprise the territory which, immediately before such commencement, was comprtsed in the chief commissioner's province of panth piploda and in the case of the state of mysore shall also comprise the territory specified in sub~ection (1) of section 4 of the andhra state act, 1953  part c names of states1 ajmer 2 bhopal 3 coorg 4 delhi 5 himachal pradesh 6 kutch 7 manipur 8 tripura 9 vidhya pradesh  territories of statesthe territory of each of the states of ajmer, coorg and delhi shall comprise the territory which immediately before the commencement of this constitution was comprised in the chief commissioners' provinces of ajmer-merwara, coorg and delhi, respectively the territory of the state of himachal pradesh shall comprise the territories which immediately before the commencement of the himachal pradesh and bilaspur (new state) act, 1954, were comprised in the states of bilaspur and himachal pradesh the territory of each of the other states in this part shall comprise the territories which, by virtue of an order made under section 290a of the government of india act, 1935, were imme-' '(iiately before the commencement of this constitution being ad-'ministered as if they were a chief commissioner's province of the :same name  partd'the andeman and ~icobar islands  second schedule[articles 59(3), 65(3), 75(6), 97, 125, 148(3), 158(3),164(5),186 and 221]:  part ai provisions as to the president and the governors of states specified in part a of the first schedule part d provisions as to the judges of the supreme court and of the high courts in states in, part a of the first schedule10 (1) there shall be paid to the judges of the high court of each state specified in part a of the first schedule, in respect of time spent on actual service, salary sit the following rates per mensem, that is to say:-4,000 rupees the chief justice 3,500 rupees any other judge (3) every judge of a high court shall receive such reasonable allowances to reimburse him for expenses incurred in travelling on duty within the territory of india and shall be afforded such reasonable facilities in connection with travelling as the president may from time to time prescribe, (4) the rights in respect of leave of absence (including leave allowances)md pension of the judges of the high court of any state shall be governed by the provisions which, immediately before the commencement of this constitution, were appl~cable to the j udges of the high court in the corresponding province  - - - - -  fourth schedule [articles 4(1), 80(2) and 391] allocation of seats in the council of statesto each state or group of states specified in the first column of the table of seats appended to this schedule there shall be allotted the number of seats specified in the second column of the said table opposite to that state of group of states, as the case may be table of seats the council of states representatives of states specified in part a of the first schedule i 2 states total seats i andhra 12 2 assam 6 3· bihar 21 4· bombay  17 5· madhya pradesh 12 6 madras 18 7· orissa 9 8 punjab -  8 9· uttar pradesh 31 10 west bengal 14 total 148  representatives of states specified in part b of the first schedule 2 ---states total seats i hyderabad  ii 2 jammu and kashmir 4 3· madhya bharat 6 4· mysore -  6 5· patiala and east punjab states union 3 6 rajasthan   9 7· saurashtra 4 8 travancore ·cochin 6 --------------__--total 0' 49 - | states    | and     ||-----------|---------|| of        |         || states    |         || total     |         || seats     |         || i         |         || }         |         || i         |         || i         |         || pradesh   |         || ·1        |         || i         |         || "         |         || }         |         || ajmer     |         || coorg     |         || bhopal    |         || himachal  |         || delhi     |         || kutch     |         || manipur   |         || tripura   |         || vindhya   | pradesh || 4         |         || i        |         || 2        |         || 3·        |         || 4·        |         || s·        |         || 6,        |         || 7·        |         || 8        |         || 9·        |         || 10        |         || total     |         || -         |         || total     | of      || j\ll     |         || seats     |         || 20        |         || 7         |         || -         |         |  - • - seventh schedule l article 246] list i-union list - • •- 33 acquisition or requisitioning of property for the purposes of the union - - -  - list ii-state list   - - - 36, acquisition or requisitioning of property except for the purposes of the union subject to the provisions of entry 42 of list iii i - - -  -  list ill-concurrent list -  -  42 principles on which compensation for property acquired or requisitioned for the purposes of the union or of a state or for any other'public purpose is to' be determined £'lld the form and the manner jn which such compensation is to be given c list i-udion list - - - - - 67 ancient and historical monuments and records, and archaeological sites and remains declared by psll"liament by law to be of national importance - - - - - - list d-state list - - - - - 12 libraries museums and other similar institutions controlled or financed by the state; ~'llcient and historical monuments and records other than those declared by parliament by law to be of national importance - - - - -  list m-concurrent list40 archaeological sites and remc:ins other than those declared by parliament by law ,to be of national importance - - - - - list i-union list - - - - - list ii-state list - - -  - 24 industries subject to the provisions of entry 52 of list i - - -  -  the constitution (removal of difficulties) order no viiiin exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of article 392 of the constitution of india, the president is pleased to make the following order, namely:-1 (1) this order may be called the constitution (removal of difficulties) order no viii (2) it shall come into force at once 2 for the period during which the tribe11 areas specified in part b of the table appended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule to the constitution or any parts thereof are administered by the president by virtue of sub-paragr2ph (2) of paragraph 18 of the said schedule, the constitution of india shall have effect subject to the following adaptations: - (1) in article 81,-(a) to sub-clause (b) of clause (1), ~he following proviso shall be added:-"provided that the constituencies into which the state of assam is divided shall not comprise the tribal areas specified in part b of the' table apended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule"; and (b) in clause (2), after the words "not included within any state" the words, letter and figure "and of the tribal areas specified in part b of the tc'"ible appended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule" shdl be inserted (2) in article 82, after the words "not included within any state" the words, letter and figure "and of the tribal areas specified in part b of the table appended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule" shall be inserted (3) in article 170, after clause (1), the following clause shall be inserted:-"(la) the co~tituencies nto which the state of assam is divided for the purposes of clause (1) shall not comprise the tribal areas specified in part b of the table appended to paragraph 20 of the sixth schedule" '  , a bill further to amend the consvtution of india (shn' gooind ballabh pat, minister of home affair ) 