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Fourth Schedule

Constitution of India (2020)/Fourth Schedule - Wikisource, the free online library Jump to content Main menu Main menu move to sidebar hide Navigation Main Page Community portal Central discussion Recent changes Subject index Authors Random work Random author Random transcription Help Special pages Display Options Search Search Appearance Donate Create account Log in Personal tools Donate Create account Log in Constitution of India (2020)/Fourth Schedule Add languages Add links Page Source Discussion English Read Edit View history Tools Tools move to sidebar hide Actions Read Edit View history General What links here Related changes Permanent link Page information Cite this page Get shortened URL Print/export Printable version Download EPUB Download MOBI Download PDF Other formats In other projects Appearance move to sidebar hide Download From Wikisource < Constitution of India (2020) | | | | | | Third Schedule Constitution of India (2020) the Parliament of India Fourth Schedule Fifth Schedule 4426360Constitution of India — Fourth Schedule2020the Parliament of India ​ ​ To each State or Union territory specified in the first column of the following table, there shall be allotted the number of seats specified in the second column thereof opposite to that State or that Union territory, as the case may be: | 1. | Andhra Pradesh ............................................. | 11 | 2. | Telangana ...................................................... | 7 | 3. | Assam ............................................................ | 7 | 4. | Bihar .............................................................. | 16 | 5. | Jharkhand ...................................................... | 6 | 6. | Goa ................................................................ | 1 | 7. | Gujarat ........................................................... | 11 | 8. | Haryana ......................................................... | 5 ​ | 9. | Kerala ............................................................ | 9 | 10. | Madhya Pradesh ............................................ | 11 | | Chhattisgarh .................................................. | 5 | 12. | Tamil Nadu .................................................... | 18 | 13. | Maharashtra ................................................... | 19 | 12. | Karnataka ...................................................... | 12 | 15. | Odisha ........................................................ | 10 | 16. | Punjab ............................................................ | 7 | 17. | Rajasthan ....................................................... | 10 | 18. | Uttar Pradesh ................................................. | 31 | 19. | Uttarakhand ............................................... | 3 | 20. | West Bengal .................................................. | 16 | . | ................................................... | | 21. | Nagaland ........................................................ | 1 ​ | 22. | Himachal Pradesh .......................................... | 3 | 23. | Manipur ......................................................... | 1 | 24. | Tripura ........................................................... | 1 | 25. | Meghalaya ..................................................... | 1 | 26. | Sikkim ........................................................... | 1 | 27. | Mizoram ........................................................ | 1 | 28. | Arunachal Pradesh ......................................... | 1 | 29. | Delhi .............................................................. | 3 | 30. | Puducherry ................................................ | 1 | 31 | Jammu and Kashmir ...................................... | 4 |

In plain wordsThe Fourth Schedule fixes how many Rajya Sabha seats each state and union territory gets, for example 16 for Bihar, 11 for Gujarat, 7 for Telangana and 1 for Goa. Your state's weight in the upper house of Parliament is written directly into the Constitution.
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