Article 4 of Indian Constitution | Constitutional Provisions for State Formation and Boundaries

Article 4 of Indian Constitution | Constitutional Provisions for State Formation and Boundaries Article 4 of the Indian Constitution lays down the constitutional provisions for the formation of new states, alteration of state boundaries, and integration within the Union of India. In this video, we explain the scope, significance, and legal interpretation of Article 4 in simple terms, making it easy for UPSC, State PCS, and other competitive exam aspirants to understand. We cover: Meaning & Scope of Article 4 Relationship with Article 2 and Article 3 Parliament’s powers for state formation & boundary changes Why changes under Article 4 are not considered constitutional amendments under Article 368 Relevant examples from India’s political history (e.g., Telangana formation, State Reorganisation Act, 1956) Key points from Laxmikanth’s Indian Polity for exam preparation This explanation is designed for UPSC CSE, State PCS, SSC, and law students to grasp both the theoretical and practical aspects of Article 4 in Indian Polity. Similar Videos: Article 1:    • Why India is Called a Union of States? | A...   Article 2:    • Admission or Establishment of New States |...   Article 3:    • Article 3 of Indian Constitution Explained...   #Article4 #IndianConstitution #StateFormation #StateBoundaries #IndianPolity #Laxmikanth #UPSC #UPSC2025 #UPSCPreparation #UPSCPrelims #UPSCMains #UPSCPolity #StatePCS #PCSExam #IASPreparation #IAS2025 #IPSPreparation #UPSCMotivation #ParliamentPowers #StateReorganisation #ConstitutionOfIndia #IndianPoliticalHistory #UPSCStudy #CompetitiveExamsIndia #GKForUPSC #UPSCClasses #UPSCPolityNotes #UPSCExamStrategy #prudentias