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As per Article 368, the Constitution of India can be amended by:

1. Simple majority
2. Two-thirds majority in Parliament
3. Unanimous vote of states
4. President’s ordinance

Correct answer: Two-thirds majority in Parliament

Solution

Article 368 provides the procedure for amending the Constitution. Constitutional amendments generally require a special majority in Parliament, which includes a two-thirds majority of members present and voting, along with other conditions depending on the provision.

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