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There is no such article called article 448 in our Indian Constitution.The last number of the article in our Indian Constitution is still 395.But from the date of commencement of the constitution, i.e. 26th Jan, 1950 (as everyone knows), a total of 101 Amendments are made to our constitution. After each amendment, the inserted articles are not termed with simple numbers but are attached with an alphabet as well. Such as articles 21A,31A,31B etc.So after including the Amendments as well, there are total of 449 articles.P.S-This is my very first answer on Quota so pardon me for any kind of mistakes.Thanks …..And I hope this answer will be helpful.

Way back in the day I was at a garden party with some friends from work. One dragged me over to a corner where two men, in their mid-30s, sat and smoked cigars. "This is Jonas," he introduced me, "Jonas, you should meet these guys, they're vets like you."I generally don't choose my connections based on prior military service. If I need to talk to someone about something only a vet would understand I know where to go. But here I was, it was a party, war stories are boring but BCT stories usually get laughs."I was Special Ops in the Sandbox" starts one. Bang. Not a real vet, a phony. First, when former and current military talk, we don't say "Sandbox". We also don't say "Special Ops". "Was a Bravo with the 89" is more likely (MOS 31B, 89th Military Police Brigade). Or something like that. Deep down, we're all seeking the one guy or gal whose eyes light up and who responds "Did you regulate orderlies?" at which point that someone drops their challenge coin on the table and smiles.If someone tells you they're "Special Ops", by the way, ask to see their coin. Seriously. That is why it's called a "challenge coin". It is to be presented when challenged on the subject. If they say it's classified or they left it at home ... laugh and walk way. Not former military."And there we sat, contact at our six, no radio, and the sand was getting everywhere" - this is how Call of Duty players talk, not veterans. IF they talk about their work they either internalize by using really obscure language or they externalize by using none of it. A mix of Army speak and and non-Army speak only comes from phonies.99 percent of all personnel deployed into combat is not "special". Chances that you'll ever meet someone who was one of those fabled beings are low, and if you do they'll likely not tell you. Be wary whenever someone claims they were, don't believe anyone who can't tell you the name of their CO. And, as a very important side-note, neither the name of one's CO nor swim buddy is ever classified. If you get that response... laugh and walk.

First T20I: (international also)A washed out encounter vs Scotland @Durban.Next innings: 33(31b, 3x4s, 1x6s) vs Pakistan @Durban.First ODI:Did not Bat in the chase, rain played spoil sport @Bengaluru.Next innings: 58(88b, 2x4s, 2x6s) vs Australia @Kochi.First Test:32(54b, 5x4s, 0x6s) vs South Africa @KanpurAs Full time skipper: 53(82b, 5x4s,0x6s) vs England @Chennai.