(a) To vote in public elections

(b) To safeguard public property

(c) To develop the scientific temper

(d) To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals

(a) An amendment has to be moved in the Parliament under Article 368 of the Indian Constitution

(b) A bill calling for the formation of new States may be introduced in either House of Parliament only on the recommendation of the President

(c) The Legislation can be passed by a Simple Majority of both Houses of Parliament

(d) The Parliament is not bound by the views of the State Legislature and may either accept or reject them, even if the views are received in time