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responsible  democratic  Govt.  elected  on  the  basis  of  one  man  one  vote.

                    Consequently,  the  first  democratic  election  was  held  in  April  1974  and  a  popular
                    Govt.  was  established  in  Sikkim  with  the  Chogyal  as  its  constitutional  head.  Soon,

                    thereafter,  Sikkim  was  made  an  Associate  State  of  the  Indian  Union  by  the
                    Constitution (35  Amendment) Act, 1974, with effect from 1.03.1975.
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                            3) Post monarchy period: This period is marked by the emergence of Sikkim as a
                    part of modern democratic State. This was achieved by the merger of Sikkim with
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                    the  Union  of  India  as  its  22   State  by  virtue  of  the  Constitution  (36   Amendment)
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                    Act, 1975, which came into force with effect from 26  April, 1975.
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                            The  history  of  Sikkim,  thereafter,  is  one  of  a  constituent  unit  as  a  state  of  a

                    democratic country under the Constitution of India.

                                                        *[Source:  According  to  “The  New  Encyclopaedia  Britannica
                                                        Volume 21 – pg. 137”, the aboriginal tribes inhabiting Sikkim in the
                                                        pre-historic times were: Naong, Chong, Mon, Magar and Tsong.)

                                                                                &
                                                        According to “Wikipedia”, the Kirati tribes consisted of Himalayan
                                                        Kiratis, Tibetan–Himalayan Kiratis, Khas Kiratis, Kacharis, Bodos etc.)]

                                                        **[Source: “Sikkim Gazetteer”]
































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