According to Article 3, Parliament has the authority to change any State’s boundaries or name and its area. The ability of Parliament to make laws governing the creation of new States is subject to two checks.
First, only the President’s advice may be used to present a measure to either House of Parliament calling for the creation of new States.
Second, if the law contains provisions that alter the territories, limits, or name of the concerned State, the President must recommend the bill to the State Legislature so that it may voice its opinions to Parliament.