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Which part of the Indian Constitution covers Articles 52 to 151 and details the structure, powers, and functions of the Union Government?

APart 4

BPart 5

CPart 3

DPart 6

Answer:

B. Part 5

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Union Government 

  • Part 5 of the Indian Constitution, titled “The Union,” covers Articles 52 to 151 and details the structure, powers, and functions of the Union Government


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