How are the boundaries of autonomous districts determined?
The boundaries of autonomous districts are determined by the Governor of the respective state in accordance with the provisions of the Sixth Schedule. The Governor may, by public notification, include any area in the autonomous districts, exclude any area, or define the boundaries of any autonomous district. However, certain actions such as creating a new autonomous district, increasing or diminishing the area of an existing one, or uniting two or more autonomous districts, require the consideration of a report from a Commission appointed under the Sixth Schedule.