The Second Amendment to the Constitution of India was enacted on May 2, 1952.

The main purpose of the Second Amendment was to abolish the zamindari system and introduce land reforms.

Article 31 of the Constitution was amended by the Second Amendment.

The Second Amendment abolished the zamindari system and introduced land reforms.

The Second Amendment gave the peasants ownership of the land they cultivated.

Uttar Pradesh was the first state to implement the land reforms introduced by the Second Amendment.

Kerala was the last state to implement the land reforms introduced by the Second Amendment.

The Second Amendment had a positive impact on the Indian economy by increasing agricultural production, reducing poverty, and creating jobs.

The Second Amendment had a positive impact on the Indian society by reducing social inequality, improving the status of women, and promoting social justice.

Jawaharlal Nehru was the Prime Minister of India when the Second Amendment was introduced.

B.R. Ambedkar was the law minister of India when the Second Amendment was drafted.

Article 31A was added to the Constitution by the Second Amendment.

Article 31A protected the zamindars from losing their land without compensation.

Article 31 was amended by the Second Amendment to abolish the zamindari system.

The Second Amendment had a significant impact on the Indian Constitution by strengthening the federal structure, introducing adult franchise, and abolishing the zamindari system.