explain the reason for the introduction of the special provisions for North East India. answer in about 500 words
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The Indian Constitution is a set of documents that provides a blueprint on how to govern a country with 1.2 billion providing uniform law all over the country. However, considering the size of the country and the population there are bound to key cultural differences among various people.
This is why the Indian Constitution has what they call 'Special Provisions' for certain areas of the countries which are there to protect local cultures, identities, traditions, including local economic and political interests.
These special provisions cover many regions in the country including the contested region of Jammu and Kashmir, which is a hotly debated and highly militarized region.
Apart from Jammu and Kashmir, the tribal hill of the Norther-Eastern states of the country which include, Manipur, Assam, Nagaland, Tripura, and even the large state of Aranachul Pradesh.
The Government of India, based in Delhi, took these intitiatives early on in order to better strengthen India, develop a sense of national unity and improve ties of these far-flung regions with Delhi.
For example, many such states were actually independent countries when the British left, some States like Nagaland were forcibly captured by the Indian Army, and has been a source of Headache as it has experienced significant rebel and tribal warfare with a separatist movement going on fighting against the Indian Government.
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