Second Round Table Conference — Key Changes

Entry	Year	Description	Impact
Government of India Act 1935	1935	This comprehensive constitutional legislation incorporated many principles discussed during the Second Round Table Conference, including federal structure, provincial autonomy, and separate electorates. The Act established a federal government for India with significant powers devolved to provinces, though the federal provisions never came into effect due to princely states' reluctance to join.	The Act served as the constitutional framework for India until independence and significantly influenced the Indian Constitution's federal structure, center-state relations, and governance mechanisms