the constitution of india contains 12 schedules.
how many schedule the constitution of india contains?
12
the strength of india's democracy has consistently shown itself in fair and free elections, at regular intervals without being characterized by military coups or frequent martial law impositions. in the 2009 indian lok sabha (lower house of parliament) elections, 300 political parties and almost 8000 candidates ran for office. voting occurred at 828,804 polling stations across the country. such a diverse democracy works in a polity largely based on the rule of law. enshrined in the indian constitution, political and media freedoms provide a continual framework for negotiations by stakeholders of their right to participate and achieve in society. earlier, a rigid caste system has skewed political freedoms and achievement to the higher classes but dalit or lower caste populist leaders like mayawati, chief minister of the largest and most populous state of uttar pradesh, prove that such social barriers are gradually breaking down. with 1652 languages and dialects spoken, the indian democracy is home to an incredible diversity of ethnic and linguistic backgrounds. india contains the majority of the world's zoroastrians, sikhs, hindus, jains and bahá'ís. india is also home to the third largest muslim population in the world after indonesia and pakistan. gender issues, long a thorny criticism of india, have improved. out of 3.5 million village legislators, 1.2 million are women. though gender issues continue to be a persistent issue, especially in conservative rural areas, a young woman in india has the possibility of pursuing a political or entrepreneurial career, spurred on by countless micro-finance institutions, that only lend to women entrepreneurs. the ability of a country characterized by such diversity to continue to participate in a democratic framework has many policy implications for similarly diverse countries around the world.
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schedule j









































the schedule j of the drugs and cosmetics rules, 1945 of india contains a list of diseases and ailments which a drug may not claim to prevent or cure. under rule 106 of the drugs and cosmetics act, 1940, a drug cannot make claims to treat or prevent any of the diseases or reform the conditions listed.









































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according to the last changes introduced in 1996 by the government of india by the notification no. g.s.r. 21(e), the list as follows:









































section::::notable verdicts.
schedule j