Explanations – Article 371 of the Indian Constitution is part of Part XXI, which contains special provisions for certain states in India. These provisions aim to address the unique cultural, economic, and administrative needs of specific regions, particularly those with tribal populations or distinct identities.

• Article 371A applies to Nagaland, not Assam. It provides special provisions for Nagaland, safeguarding Naga customary laws, social practices, and land ownership rights.
• Article 371C applies to Manipurand provides special provisions for the administration of its hill areas, including the creation of a committee in the Legislative Assembly to represent these areas.
• Article 371G applies to Mizoramand ensures that no Act of Parliament will apply to the state regarding Mizo social practices, customary laws, and land ownership unless approved by the Mizoram Legislative Assembly.

Source: The Hindu