भारत का संविधान भाग 1 | Indian Constitution Part 1 (Art 1 to 4) Explained | Union & its Territory

Welcome to the essential guide on Part I of the Indian Constitution! [00:00] If you are preparing for UPSC CSE, State PCS, or any competitive exam, this simplified Hindi session covers the foundational Articles of our Constitution: The Union and its Territory (Article 1 to 4). We dive deep into why India is known as an 'Indestructible Union of Destructible States' and the Parliament's unilateral power over state boundaries. This is a must-watch topic for Indian Polity aspirants! Key Concepts & Timestamps for Quick Revision: [00:39] What is the meaning of "India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States"? (Article 1) [01:00] Key difference: Why is India a 'Union' and not a 'Federation'? [01:45] Article 2 Explained: Parliament's power to admit new states (External expansion, e.g., Sikkim). [02:16] Article 3 Explained: Reorganization of existing states—changing areas, boundaries, or names (Internal changes, e.g., Telangana). [03:09] Crucial Exam Distinction: Article 2 vs. Article 3. [03:49] The core concept: "Indestructible Union of Destructible States." [04:31] Most Important Point: Boundary changes require a Simple Majority, not a Constitutional Amendment. indian constitution part 1 article 1 4 upsc union and its territory bharat ka samvidhan bhag 1 article 1 to 4 explained new states formation in india power of parliament over state boundaries indestructible union of destructible states upsc polity polity for competitive exams article 2 vs article 3 simple majority constitutional amendment ias preparation state pcs polity cicm classes samvidhan class संघ और उसका राज्य क्षेत्र भारत का संविधान नए राज्य कैसे बनते हैं Connect with Cicm classes: Subscribe for more simplified sessions on Indian Polity, History, and Geography! Tags/Search Terms in Description: #UPSC #IAS #StatePCS #IndianPolity #ConstitutionOfIndia #BharatKaSamvidhan #Article1 #Article2 #Article3 #UnionAndItsTerritory #NewStates #PolityInHindi #CivilServices