Act East Policy — Amendments

Amendment	Year	Description	Impact
Constitutional Framework	1950-ongoing	While the Act East Policy doesn't involve constitutional amendments, it operates within the constitutional framework established by Articles 73 (executive power of the Union) and 253 (legislation for giving effect to international agreements). The policy's implementation relies on the Union's exclusive authority over foreign affairs under the Seventh Schedule.	Provides constitutional basis for the executive to formulate and implement comprehensive foreign policy initiatives like the Act East Policy without requiring legislative amendments, though specific treaties may need parliamentary ratification.