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Conclusion of ideological basis of Indian constitution

Answer 1

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There is a clear division of powers between the Centre and the States. The Supreme Court of India, is the apex court of India which will resolve the disputes between the centre and state or between the states. India has a parliamentary democracy

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Answer 2

Conclusion of the ideological basis of the Indian constitution -

• The Constitution declares the Union of India to be an independent sovereign, socialist, secular people's republic; Justice, equality, and liberty are guaranteed to the citizens of this country, and citizens are encouraged to inculcate fraternity among themselves to safeguard national and provincial unity.
• "Socialist", "secular", "solidarity" and "fraternity" among all citizens – these terms were added to the constitution in 1976 through a constitutional amendment. Indians celebrate 26th January every year as Republic Day to commemorate the promulgation of the Constitution. The Constitution of India is the largest written and immutable constitution of any independent sovereign state in the world.
• There are 448 articles, 12 schedules, and 113 amendments in 24 parts of this constitution. The total number of words in the English version of the Constitution of India is 486. With the promulgation of this constitution, the previous Rule of India Act of 1935 was destroyed.
• Being the supreme law of the land, every law enacted by the Government of India has to be in accordance with the Constitution. Chairman of the Constitution Drafting Committee. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar was the chief architect of the Indian Constitution.

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