The Tenth Schedule of the Constitution deals with

disqualification on the ground of defectionCorrect answerYour answerthe division of powers between the Union and the StatesCorrect answerYour answerthe languages recognised by the ConstitutionCorrect answerYour answerthe administration of tribal areasCorrect answerYour answer

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The Tenth Schedule, added by the 52nd Amendment in 1985, provides for the disqualification of a legislator who defects from the party on whose ticket they were elected.
The division of powers is in the Seventh Schedule and the recognised languages in the Eighth.
The administration of tribal areas is in the Fifth and Sixth Schedules.

Concept: The Tenth Schedule and anti-defection
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The Tenth Schedule of the Constitution deals with

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