Under which article of the Indian Constitution, Jammu and Kashmir has been given special status?
Article 370
Article 370 is correct.
Article 370, placed in Part XXI of the Constitution under temporary, transitional and special provisions, gave Jammu and Kashmir a special status, with its own constitution and limited application of central laws. It was made inoperative in August 2019.
Article 45 deals with early childhood care and education, Article 49 with the protection of monuments, and Article 376 with provisions for judges of High Courts.
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