Short cut to remember all 12 Schedules of the Indian Constitution

๐ŸŒบShort cut to remember all 12 Schedules of the Indian Constitution๐ŸŒบ

'TEARS OF OLD PM'

1. T - Territory

2. E - Emoluments

3. A - Affirmation/Oaths

4. R - Rajya Sabha

5. S - Scheduled Areas

6. O - Other Scheduled Areas

7. F - Federal Provisions (3 lists)

8. O - Official Languages

9. L - Land reforms

10. D - Defection

11. P - Panchayats

12. M - Municipalities

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