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Page 15 of 171 Flexible + Rigid → Indian Constitution's Unique Mix

அரசியலமைப்பு திருத்தம் (Amendment Procedure – Article 368)

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ஏன் திருத்தம் அவசியம்?

சமூகமும் technology-யும் மாற்றமா இருக்குது.
அதனால Constitution static ஆக இரக்கூடாது.

இந்திய அரசியலமைப்பு உலகிலேயே most "amendable" constitutions ஒன்றாகும்.
Flexible + rigid இவைகளின் mix:

  • சில provisions simple majority
  • சில special majority
  • சில State approval உடன் தான் pass ஆகும்.

Amendment Procedure – Step-by-Step

  1. Bill introduced in either House (President permission தேவையில்லை).
  2. Special majority (2/3rd) approval.
  3. Certain amendments → 50% states approval.
  4. President signature → Amendment becomes law.

Quick Check – Amendment

Federal structure மாற்றும் amendmentக்கு என்ன தேவை?

  • Simple majority only
  • Special majority only
  • Special majority + Half States approval

Correct → Option 3.

Simulation: What Majority Do You Need?

Buttons (scenarios): "Change Lok Sabha seat division" / "Change President election method" / "Rename a State" Output: 1 → "Special Majority" 2 → "Special Majority + Half States Approval" 3 → "Simple Majority (Article 3)"