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Karnataka was the 1^st state to pass the Panchayati Raj Act after 73^rd  Constitutional Amendment Act in 1992.

Y.B.Chavan was the 1^st leader of Opposition recognized by the Lok Sabha.

The provision of ‘Vote on Account’ has been mentioned in Article 116.

Fatima Beewi was the first woman judge of Supreme Court.

The Provision of abolition of Untouchability has been mentioned in Article 17.

The forms of Oaths or affirmations were enshrined in the 3^rd Schedule of the Constitution.

‘The Panchayats’ were enshrined in the 3^rd Schedule of the Indian Constitution.

Article 394-A provides for the authoritative Text of Constitution in Hindi Language.

Morarji Desai was the chairman of the 1^st Administrative Reforms Committee.

Extra protection to the Government personnel was provided under Article 311.

Maharastra was the 1^st State to establish ‘Lokayukta’ in 1971. Though the State of Orissa passed the Lokayukta Act in 1970,it took time to establish Lokayukta. 

In case of Constitutional crisis in a State under the Union of India, the President will exercise his power under Article 356.

1/3^rd members are elected from the local self bodies constituency to Legislative Council.

Article 315 of the Constitution provides for Union Public Service Commission and State Public Service Commission.

Constitution 73^rd Amendment was enacted in the 43^rd year of the Republic of India.

‘Panchayat’ means an institution of Self-Government under Article 243-B.

‘Village’ under the 73^rd Constitutional Amendment Act means a village specified by the Governor by public notification.

Provision for setting up a ‘Tribal Advisory Committee’ is under the 5^th Schedule of the Constitution.

The Constitutional provision of urban development exists under 74^th Constitutional Amendment Act.

Article 154 provides all the executive powers to the Governor.

The duties and powers of the CAG are mentioned under Articles 149 and 150 of the Constitution.

Article 114 of the Indian Constitution provides for Appropriation Bill.