Part C state
Part C state noun: a state from 1947 to 1956 that was formed from a chief commissioner's province and placed under direct control of the Union Government. Most of them were merged with other states or converted to union territories.
Noun
Part C state (plural Part C states)
- A state from 1947 to 1956 that was formed from a chief commissioner's province and placed under direct control of the Union Government. Most of them were merged with other states or converted to union territories.
Forms of Part C state
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Origin of Part C state
So named because they are listed in Part C, First Schedule of the Constitution of India.
Questions about Part C state
- What does Part C state mean?
- Part C state means a state from 1947 to 1956 that was formed from a chief commissioner's province and placed under direct control of the Union Government. Most of them were merged with other states or converted to union territories.
- What part of speech is Part C state?
- Part C state is a noun.
- What is the plural of Part C state?
- The plural of Part C state is Part C states.
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