Article 3 of Indian Constitution | Indian Polity for UPSC by Jatin Gupta

Understand Article 3 of the Indian Constitution, the constitutional process for formation of new states, alteration of state boundaries/names, and Parliament's role in state reorganisation for UPSC Prelims & Mains. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Complete Course on Indian Polity by Jatin Gupta: https://unacademy.com/course/complete... UPSC Powerpack: https://unacademy.com/goal/upsc-civil... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. 🏛️ ₹22,999 for 12 Months of India's Best UPSC Prep. 🚀 Join Now: https://unacademy.com/goal/upsc-civil... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Batches- 1. 2-Year Achievers Batch for UPSC 2028 : https://unacademy.com/batch/achievers... 2. Elevate Online Classroom Program for UPSC 2027 : https://unacademy.com/batch/elevate-o... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Article 3 of the Indian Constitution Explained for UPSC 2026! In this session, Jatin Gupta explains Article 3 of the Indian Constitution and the constitutional provisions related to the formation of new states and reorganisation of existing states. The session covers how Parliament can form new states, increase or diminish the area of a state, alter state boundaries and change the name of a state, along with the procedure that needs to be followed under Article 3. We also understand the role of the President, Parliament and State Legislature, why the views of the concerned State Legislature are not binding on Parliament, and how Article 3 reflects India's unique federal structure. Key Topics Covered: Article 3 of the Indian Constitution Formation of New States in India State Reorganisation Parliament's power to reorganise states Alteration of State Boundaries Change in State Names President's recommendation Role of State Legislature Article 2 vs Article 3 Article 3 vs Article 4 States Reorganisation Commission States Reorganisation Act, 1956 Linguistic Reorganisation of States India's federal structure Union and Its Territory UPSC Prelims Polity UPSC Mains GS Paper 2 This session is especially useful for UPSC Prelims 2026, UPSC Mains 2026, Indian Polity preparation, Constitution revision and State Reorganisation-related questions. For UPSC aspirants, Article 3 is an important part of “Union and Its Territory” and connects directly with concepts such as Parliament's territorial powers, federalism, regional aspirations and reorganisation of states. Current UPSC-oriented resources continue to place Article 3 alongside Articles 1–4, State Reorganisation and the linguistic reorganisation debate. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 👨‍🏫 YOUR EDUCATORS 🔹 Jatin Gupta: https://unacademy.com/@jatingupta/bat... ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📲 Join Our Telegram Community: https://t.me/unacademyiasenglish Let's Crack It! 🚀 #UPSC #UPSC2026 #UPSCPrelims2026 #UPSCMains2026 #IndianPolity #Polity #Article3 #Article3OfIndianConstitution #FormationOfNewStates #StateReorganisation #StatesReorganisation #IndianConstitution #ConstitutionOfIndia #UnionAndItsTerritory #UPSCPolity #UPSCPreparation #CivilServices #IAS #IASPreparation #UPSCPrelims #UPSCMains #Parliament #Federalism #JatinGupta #unacademyiasenglish article 3 of indian constitution explained, article 3 formation of new states, article 3 indian constitution for upsc, article 3 upsc indian polity, formation of new states in india upsc, formation of new states article 3, how are new states formed in india, how parliament creates new states in india, parliament power to create new states, procedure for formation of new states in india, article 3 state reorganisation upsc, state reorganisation in india upsc, state reorganisation article 3 explained, article 3 constitution of india explained, article 3 and state reorganisation, article 2 and article 3 difference upsc, article 3 vs article 2 indian polity, article 3 vs article 4 upsc, union and its territory article 3, union and territory upsc polity, indian polity article 3 for upsc prelims, article 3 upsc prelims 2026, formation of states in india polity, alteration of state boundaries article 3, change of state name article 3, parliamentary power under article 3, president role in article 3, state legislature role in article 3, states reorganisation commission upsc, states reorganisation act 1956 upsc, linguistic reorganisation of states upsc, indestructible union destructible states upsc, federalism and state reorganisation upsc, article 3 important for upsc prelims, article 3 important questions for upsc, article 3 polity lecture for upsc, indian constitution article 3 lecture, formation of new states indian polity, new states in india constitutional provisions, UPSC Indian Polity Jatin Gupta