Part XXI - Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions (Article 369 - 392)

Part XXI of the Constitution contains Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions related to various states. Articles 369 to Article 392 consists of articles on Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions. It is a compilation of laws pertaining to the indian constitution as a country and the union of states that it is made of. 

Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions (Article 369 - 392)

Article 369: Parliament's temporary authority to enact laws pertaining to specific State List items as though they were Concurrent List items

Article 370: Temporary provisions pertaining to the State of Jammu and Kashmir 

Article 371: Special provisions pertaining to Gujarat and Maharashtra

Article 371A: Particular clause pertaining to the State of Nagaland

Article 371B: Special provisions pertaining to the State of Assam

Article 371C: Special provisions pertaining to the State of Manipur 

Article 371D: Special provisions pertaining to the States of Andhra Pradesh or Telangana 

Article 371E: Andhra Pradesh Central University Establishment

Article 371F: Special provisions pertaining to the State of Sikkim are outlined.

Article 371G: Particular clause pertaining to the State of Mizoram

Article 371H: Special provisions for the State of Arunachal Pradesh are outlined.

Article 371I: Particular clause pertaining to the State of Goa

Article 371J: Special provisions pertaining to the State of Karnataka are outlined.

Article 372: Upholding current legislation and making adjustments

Article 372A: The President's authority to amend laws.

Article 373: The President's authority to issue orders regarding individuals under preventive custody in specific circumstances

Article 374: Clauses pertaining to Federal Court judges and cases that are pending before His Majesty in Council or the Federal Court

Article 375: Courts, authorities, and officers shall continue to operate in accordance with the Constitution's provisions.

Article 376: Guidelines for High Court Judges

Article 377: Clauses pertaining to India's Comptroller and Auditor-General

Article 378: Provisions pertaining to Public Service Commissions

Article 378A: Special clause regarding the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly's term

Article 379: Provisions pertaining to the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Provisional Parliament (Omitted)

Article 380: The President's Provision (Omitted)

Article 381: The President's Council of Ministers (Omitted)

Article 382: Clauses pertaining to States' temporary legislatures in Part A of the First Schedule (omitted)

Article 383: Provision Regarding Provincial Governors (Omitted)

Article 384: Governors' Council of Ministers (Omitted)

Article 385: Disclaimer regarding temporary legislatures in states included in Part B of the First Schedule

Article 386: The First Schedule's Part B: Council of Ministers for States (Omitted)

Article 387: Special clause regarding population calculations for specific elections (omitted)

Article 388: Clauses pertaining to the appointment of temporary members to the States' interim legislatures and parliament (omitted)

Article 389: Clause pertaining to bills that are now pending in the legislatures of the Dominion, provinces, and Indian states (omitted)

Article 390: Funds raised or received or expenses incurred between the Constitution's adoption in March 31, 1950 (omitted)

Article 391: The President's authority to change the First and Fourth Schedules under specific circumstances (omitted)

Article 392: The President's authority to remove difficulties