Are there any specific requirements or guidelines that must be met before the Governor can create a new autonomous district?
Yes, there are specific requirements or guidelines that must be met before the Governor can create a new autonomous district. The Governor may create a new autonomous district under paragraph 21(3) of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution. This power is subject to certain limitations and conditions as specified in this paragraph. These include:

1. The Governor may include any area in any part of the table appended to paragraph 20, which lists the tribal areas that can form autonomous districts or regions.

2. The Governor may exclude any area from any part of the said table.

3. The Governor may unite two or more autonomous districts or parts thereof so as to form one autonomous district.

4. The Governor may alter the name of any autonomous district.

5. The Governor may define the boundaries of any autonomous district.