Bhanji Baraye Mahbani Ache se Questions ko oor dye gye options ko pden,because ye PYQ'S HN iss lye options bi exam m aise hi aayen hn.. So per given options shi bataya ha... Aalah Rahm banaye rkhe aap pe.. Ye rhi thodi oor jankari Burzil Mountain : It bifurcates Kashmir and Ladakh on which Burzil pass is situated at a height of 3200 metres above sea level.
Thanks sister for such kind words, MCQ'S QUESTIONS KA MTLB HOTA HA AAP KO OPTIONS MA SE KOI EK MOST APPROPRIATE CHOOSE KRNA HOTA HA, (AND FOR YOUR KIND INFO YE SBI QUESTIONS PYQ'S HN) AS PER OPTIONS HM N BILKUL SHI BATAYA H JIO 1954 KA.. YE RHI THODI OOR JANKARI.. ALLAH RAHM BANAYE RKHE AAP PE Article 370 of the Constitution of India provided a special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir, granting it a degree of autonomy within the Indian union. Article 370 was incorporated into the Constitution of India as a temporary provision, with the intention of providing a framework for negotiations between the Indian government and the leadership of Jammu and Kashmir to determine the state's final political status. This was done through the instrument of a Presidential Order in 1954, which extended various provisions of the Indian Constitution to Jammu and Kashmir, subject to certain modifications. Article 370 was incorporated into the Constitution of India as a temporary provision, with the intention of providing a framework for negotiations between the Indian government and the leadership of Jammu and Kashmir to determine the state's final political status. This was done through the instrument of a Presidential Order in 1954, which extended various provisions of the Indian Constitution to Jammu and Kashmir, subject to certain modifications. Article 370 and Article 35A were closely linked in terms of their impact on the constitutional and legal status of Jammu and Kashmir. Article 370 was the constitutional provision that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir, while Article 35A was a legal provision that flowed from Article 370 and gave the state of Jammu and Kashmir the power to define who is a "permanent resident" of the state, and to confer special rights and privileges to these residents. Article 35A was added to the Indian Constitution through a Presidential Order in 1954, which was issued under the authority of Article 370. The provision allowed the Jammu and Kashmir state legislature to define permanent residents of the state and provide them with special rights and privileges, such as the right to own property, access to government jobs, and scholarships. The provision also prohibited non-permanent residents from acquiring any of these rights or privileges.
![[DRAGON BALL LEGENDS REVEALS ＆ STUFF] LEGENDS FESTIVAL 2024 Special Edition Part 2](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/af0phKxitX8/mqdefault.jpg)
Q39 d
Q30 a
Great content
Sirji
But thoda fast chlo
Thanks a lot ji 🙏🙏
Q36 d
guru jiii geo ke laao
Thanks a lot ji
Q31 c
Wahi Guruji sahab ki ardaas...
Ye Burzil paas answer nhi
Zojila pass separates kashmir from ladakh....
Bhanji Baraye Mahbani Ache se Questions ko oor dye gye options ko pden,because ye PYQ'S HN iss lye options bi exam m aise hi aayen hn.. So per given options shi bataya ha... Aalah Rahm banaye rkhe aap pe.. Ye rhi thodi oor jankari
Burzil Mountain : It bifurcates Kashmir and Ladakh on which Burzil pass is situated at a height of 3200 metres above sea level.
Sir aap saara galat bol rahay ho...
Dafa jawo time waste kr eahay ho...
Article 370 came into force in OCT 1949...
Thanks sister for such kind words,
MCQ'S QUESTIONS KA MTLB HOTA HA AAP KO OPTIONS MA SE KOI EK MOST APPROPRIATE CHOOSE KRNA HOTA HA, (AND FOR YOUR KIND INFO YE SBI QUESTIONS PYQ'S HN) AS PER OPTIONS HM N BILKUL SHI BATAYA H JIO 1954 KA.. YE RHI THODI OOR JANKARI.. ALLAH RAHM BANAYE RKHE AAP PE
Article 370 of the Constitution of India provided a special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir, granting it a degree of autonomy within the Indian union. Article 370 was incorporated into the Constitution of India as a temporary provision, with the intention of providing a framework for negotiations between the Indian government and the leadership of Jammu and Kashmir to determine the state's final political status. This was done through the instrument of a Presidential Order in 1954, which extended various provisions of the Indian Constitution to Jammu and Kashmir, subject to certain modifications. Article 370 was incorporated into the Constitution of India as a temporary provision, with the intention of providing a framework for negotiations between the Indian government and the leadership of Jammu and Kashmir to determine the state's final political status. This was done through the instrument of a Presidential Order in 1954, which extended various provisions of the Indian Constitution to Jammu and Kashmir, subject to certain modifications. Article 370 and Article 35A were closely linked in terms of their impact on the constitutional and legal status of Jammu and Kashmir. Article 370 was the constitutional provision that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir, while Article 35A was a legal provision that flowed from Article 370 and gave the state of Jammu and Kashmir the power to define who is a "permanent resident" of the state, and to confer special rights and privileges to these residents. Article 35A was added to the Indian Constitution through a Presidential Order in 1954, which was issued under the authority of Article 370. The provision allowed the Jammu and Kashmir state legislature to define permanent residents of the state and provide them with special rights and privileges, such as the right to own property, access to government jobs, and scholarships. The provision also prohibited non-permanent residents from acquiring any of these rights or privileges.
Q33 b
Q32 a