Are there any changes or amendments made to the Third Schedule of the Indian Constitution?
There have been minor changes and amendments made to the Third Schedule of the Indian Constitution since its adoption in 1950. These changes usually pertain to the inclusion or alteration of specific oaths or affirmations for public offices or updating the language in line with amendments to other parts of the Constitution. The essence of the Third Schedule, however, remains consistent, focusing on ensuring a commitment to the Constitution, the sovereignty and integrity of India, and the faithful discharge of duties by public officeholders.