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1935 act provided for the provisions of Federal system in India.

Gandhiji opposed separate electorate for untouchables and decided to ‘fast untodeath’.

Poona Pact was signed on 24th September 1932.

125 members were nominated by the rulers of the princely States.

The total strength of Council of States was 260.

The total strength of the Federal Assembly was 375.

The term of Federal Assembly was 5 years.

Governor General was authorized to act upon transferred subjects.

Dual government in the British Provinces is called Dyarchy.

Providing separate electorate to the Muslims was one of the reforms of the act of 1909.

Introducing Dyarchy in the British Provinces was one of the reforms of Montagu-Chelmsford Report.

The citizens can appeal over the decisions of the High Courts, it is called Appellate Jurisdiction.

The authority to decide the disputes between the centre and the provinces is called Original Jurisdiction.

India holds world’s largest democracy.

Advising the Governor General on any point of law is called Advisory Jurisdiction.

The first general elections were held during October 1951 to February 1952.

Telangana state was created in 2014.

The States Reorganization Committee was formed in 1953.

The two leaders of Indian Freedom Movement are Dadabhai Naoroji and Gopala Krishna Gokhale.

Sir Maurice Gwyer was the first Chief Justice of Federal Court.

Civil liberties and self-reliant economy are the two ideals of National Movement that are in the Indian Constitution.

Economic backwardness and poverty are the two challenges that India faced after Independence.

The agreement between Congress and Muslim League on the basis of partition and the Princely States can have liberty to join with India or Pakistan or to remain independent.

1. Formation of Constituent Assembly to frame the Constitution after the 2^nd World War. 

2. Providing Dominion status to India.

1. Formation of Constituent Assembly with 389 members. 

2. Formation of Interim Government with the support of all political parties.

Andhra Pradesh was formed in 1953 on the basis of language.

The first Loksabha met 14 sessions in 667 davs.

14 States and 6 Union Territories were formed as per the Act of 1956.

It divided legislative, powders between the Central and Provincial legislatures. 

There was a three fold division.

1. Federal list: It consisted of 59 subjects like External Affairs, Currency, Defence etc., over which the Federal Legislature had legislative powers. 

2. Provincial list: It consisted of 54 subjects like Police. Education etc., over which Provincial Legislature had jurisdiction. 

3. Concurrent list: It consisted of 36 subjects like Criminal law, Civil Procedure, Marriage and Divorce etc. over which both the Federal and Provincial Legislatures had competence. 

4. The Residuary powers were vested with the Governor General.

The outcome of Round Table Conference are as follows:- 

• Educational facilities and reservation in politics for depressed class. 
• Universal adult franchise 
• Prohibition of social boycott. 
• Communal representation. 
• Separate electorate for the untouchables.

Gandhiji and Dr.B.R. Ambedkar are the signitaries of Poona Pact.