Third Round Table Conference — Key Changes

Entry	Year	Description	Impact
Government of India Act 1935	1935	Though not a constitutional amendment in the modern sense, the Government of India Act 1935 was the direct legislative outcome of the Third Round Table Conference discussions. The Act incorporated the federal structure, provincial autonomy, and communal safeguards debated at the conference.	The Act established the constitutional framework that governed India until independence, introducing provincial autonomy and laying the groundwork for federal structure, though the federal provisions never came into full operation due to lack of princely cooperation and political consensus.