The Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India does not provide Administration for

The correct answer is Option 4. Key Points The Sixth Schedule applies to Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Mizoram —creating Autonomous District Councils (e.g., Karbi Anglong & Dima Hasao in Assam; Khasi/Jaintia/Garo in Meghalaya; TTAADC in Tripura; Chakma/Lai/Mara in Mizoram). Manipur is not covered by the Sixth Schedule. Autonomous District Councils (ADCs) and (where needed) Regional Councils within a district. Each Council typically up to 30 members (majority elected; some nominated by the Governor); 5-year term . Governor’s pivotal role Can create/alter autonomous districts/regions; adjust boundaries (Para 1). Decides application/modification of State/Union laws in these areas (Para 12A). Approves Council laws; can suspend/annul in certain cases. Additional Information Article 371C — Special provision for Manipur. Essentials (exam-ready): Provides a Hill Areas Committee (HAC) of MLAs for Manipur’s hill districts. The Governor has special responsibility for the hill areas and reports to the President . The President may issue directions to the State to secure proper administration of these areas. Note: Manipur is not under the Sixth Schedule ; 371C is the key constitutional safeguard specific to Manipur.