What is the 32nd Amendment?

32nd Amendment to the Constitution of India

• The operation of the safeguards has occasionally led to discontent in the Telangana region and occasionally in other parts of the State due to various factors.
• Measures to address the issues have occasionally been presented.
• Recently, Andhra Pradesh officials have worked together to evaluate the causes of the unrest and develop long-term solutions to integrate the Andhra Pradesh population fully.
• On September 21, 1973, they put forth a set of measures (commonly referred to as the "six-point formula") indicating a coordinated effort to encourage the rapid development of the State's underdeveloped regions.
• It balanced to offer equal opportunities to the various regions in education, employment, and career opportunities in the public sector.
• In Andhra Pradesh, this formula received widespread support and state government approval.

Summary:

What is the 32nd Amendment?

In 1973, the 32nd Amendment to the ConstitutionConstitution was adopted. The Constitution's Article 371 changed, and articles 371D and 371E were inserted into the ConstitutionConstitution. Article 371E deals with the formation of the Central University in Andhra Pradesh, while Article 371D deals with Special Provisions Relating to the State of Andhra Pradesh.