Explanation:

• Correct - In India, Parliament can amend only some provisions of the Constitution through ordinary legislative procedure (e.g., Articles that are not part of the "basic structure"). In Britain, which doesn't have a codified constitution like India, Parliament can amend the entire constitutional system through ordinary legislative procedures.

• Incorrect - In the United States, states can indeed propose amendments to the Constitution, but Indian states also have some limited ability to initiate amendments to the Constitution. For example, under Article 368(2), if an amendment seeks to alter the powers of states, it also requires the ratification by the legislatures of a majority of the states.

• Correct - In the United States, the President's assent is not required for Constitutional amendments. In India, once an amendment bill is passed by the Parliament, it is sent to the President for assent, and the President is bound to give assent to it.

So, two out of the three statements are correct