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There is an increased demand for inclusion of Ladakh in the Sixth Schedule of Indian Constitution.  

Sixth Schedule 

  • Sixth Schedule, under Article 244(2), provides for administration of tribal areas in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, & Mizoram.
    • It resulted from Bardoloi Committee’s recommendations
  • It empowers Governor to create Autonomous District Councils (ADCs) & Autonomous Regional Councils (ARCs) in these four states.
    • ADCs: Consist of not more than 30 members (4 nominated by Governor & 26 elected).
      • At present, there are 10 such ADCs in four states.  
    • ARCs: Covers a specific tribe within a region of autonomous district. 
  • ADCs and ARCs have the power to make laws on subjects like forest management, agriculture, inheritance, marriage, social customs etc. 
    • They also have the power to collect land revenue, impose taxes, regulate trading, collect royalties from mineral extraction etc. 
An infographic comparing Fifth and Sixth Schedule of Constitution of India
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