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The 'Territory of India' and the 'Union of India' are two distinct and different expressions due to which of the following reason/reasons ? I. The 'Union of India' includes just States and Union Territories while the 'Territory of India' includes in addition to States and Union Territories, those territories that may be acquired by the Government of India at any future time as well. II. The expression 'Union of India' is mentioned in the Constitution of India, but the expression 'Territory of India' is not found in the Constitution of India. III. The First Schedule of the Constitution of India is with reference to just the 'Union of India' but not the 'Territory of India'. IV. The Union Territories are covered by the expression 'Territory of India' and not by the expression 'Union of India'. Select the correct answer using the codes given below :
Correct Answer: (b)
Official keyThis question appeared in the APPSC Prelims 2024 examination (GS (Group-I)). It is Question 47 out of 386 questions in this paper. Section: Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations.
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