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Topic	Summary
Definition	Article 4 deals with the power of the Parliament to make laws for the amendment of the Constitution, and is confined by the laws included under Articles 2 and 3 for justifying the amendments as per the 1st and 4th schedules
Purpose	The purpose of Article 4 is to serve the provisional changes of both Articles 2 and 3 as to implement them effectively, and to follow up the consequential or incidental as well as supplemental provision of both these articles that need to be passed by simple majority
Significance	The significance of Article 4 lies in its responsibility for all the incidental supplemental and consequential matters followed by Articles 2 and 3, and for adding up changes in the amendments of the 1st and 4th schedules in order to establish and alter the consequential provisions
Relationship with Articles 2 and 3	Article 4 is correlated with Articles 2 and 3 as to deliver the further proceeding, and is responsible for enlisting and modifying the changes required by both articles
Amendment of the Constitution	The amendment of the Constitution under Article 4 is required to be passed by simple majority from the Parliament members, and is followed by the 1st and 4th schedules
Interrelation with Articles 2 and 3	Article 4 is responsible for adding up the changes required by Articles 2 and 3 in the amendments of the 1st and 4th schedules, and is necessary to establish and alter the consequential provisions

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Sure, here’s a table summarizing the information on Schedules 1 and 4 of the Indian Constitution:

Schedule	Contents
Schedule 1	Contains the names of states and union territories of India, along with any changes to their territories or names that have been made since the adoption of the Constitution. Specifies the number of seats in the Lok Sabha that are allocated to each state and union territory
Schedule 4	Contains the allocation of seats in the Rajya Sabha to each state and union territory. Specifies the number of seats that are allocated to each state and union territory, as well as the terms of office for the members of the Rajya Sabha
Importance	Both Schedule 1 and Schedule 4 help to define the political structure of the country and the allocation of power between the states and the central government. They are periodically updated to reflect changes in the political landscape of India, such as the creation of new states or changes to the boundaries of existing states

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