Article 278 (repealed)
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Article 278 (repealed) was a now-omitted provision of the Constitution of India that dealt with transitional financial arrangements between the Union and certain States following the commencement of the Constitution.
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Entity disambiguation (via context triple)
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Target entity: Article 278 (repealed) Context triple: [Part XII of the Constitution of India, containsArticle, Article 278 (repealed)]
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Article 177
Article 177 is a provision of the Indian Constitution that grants the Advocate-General of a state the right to participate in the proceedings of the state legislature and its committees, though without voting rights.
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Article 79
Article 79 is a provision of the Constitution of India that establishes the structure of the Indian Parliament, comprising the President and two Houses—Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
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Article 168
Article 168 is the provision of the Indian Constitution that establishes the composition and structure of the State Legislatures, specifying the existence of Governors and, where applicable, bicameral houses.
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Article 243P
Article 243P is a provision in the Constitution of India that defines key terms related to municipalities and urban local governance under Part IXA.
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E.
Article 239AB
Article 239AB is a constitutional provision empowering the President of India to impose special governance arrangements, including suspending the operation of certain provisions, in the National Capital Territory of Delhi under specified circumstances.
- F. None of above. chosen
- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
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Entity disambiguation (via description)
gpt-5-mini-2025-08-07
Target entity: Article 278 (repealed) Target entity description: Article 278 (repealed) was a now-omitted provision of the Constitution of India that dealt with transitional financial arrangements between the Union and certain States following the commencement of the Constitution.
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A.
Article 177
Article 177 is a provision of the Indian Constitution that grants the Advocate-General of a state the right to participate in the proceedings of the state legislature and its committees, though without voting rights.
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B.
Article 79
Article 79 is a provision of the Constitution of India that establishes the structure of the Indian Parliament, comprising the President and two Houses—Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
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C.
Article 168
Article 168 is the provision of the Indian Constitution that establishes the composition and structure of the State Legislatures, specifying the existence of Governors and, where applicable, bicameral houses.
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D.
Article 243P
Article 243P is a provision in the Constitution of India that defines key terms related to municipalities and urban local governance under Part IXA.
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E.
Article 239AB
Article 239AB is a constitutional provision empowering the President of India to impose special governance arrangements, including suspending the operation of certain provisions, in the National Capital Territory of Delhi under specified circumstances.
- F. None of above. chosen
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