Question

11.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Fundamental provisions of the Indian constitution can be changed in which of the
following ways?
Only two thirds majority of the Lok Sabha is needed.
In a bilateral way wherein the consent of both the levels of government is required.
The supreme court has the authority to make changes.
The state government can make the required changes.​

Answer 1

Answer:

± the Indian Constitution can be amended according to the needs of the time;

± though many such amendments have already taken place, the Constitution

has remained intact and its basic premises have not changed;

± the judiciary has played an important role in protecting the Constitution and

also in interpreting the Constitution; and

± the Constitution is a document that keeps evolving and responding to changing

situations.