Explain ten salient features of the Constitution Of India.
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1. Fundamental Rights
Justiciable in nature (i.e. they are legally enforceable by the court of law)
It promotes political democracy
Not absolute in nature & have some restrictions
Parliament can amend them but not those provisions that form the “basic” structure of the constitution
Suspended during National Emergency (Except Article 20 & 21)
-(Article 20 - Protection in respect of conviction for offences)
-(Article 21 - Protection of life and personal liberty)
2. Fundamental Duties
Non-justiciable in nature (i.e. they are not legally enforceable by the court of law)
Not present in the original constitution. (Added by 42nd Amendment Act, 1976 on the recommendation by Swaran Singh committee.)
Reminds people that while enjoying rights they have some duties to do
3. Directive Principles of State Policy
Non-justiciable in nature (i.e. they are not legally enforceable by the court of law)
Ambedkar described it as “novel feature” of Constitution
Promotes social and economic democracy
Aims to establish welfare state
4. Lengthiest Written Constitution
Indian constitution is the lengthiest written constitution so far. Reasons for such a vast length:
Single constitution for Centre and all the states
Mainly derived from Government of India Act, 1935 which itself was bulky
Geographical factors i.e. the vastness of the country and its diversity
Dominance of legal luminaries in the Constituent Assembly
6. Rigidity and Flexibility
Indian Constitution is not very rigid as the US constitution nor it is as flexible as the British constitution.
Synthesis of both
Hope you understand....
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Justiciable in nature (i.e. they are legally enforceable by the court of law)
It promotes political democracy
Not absolute in nature & have some restrictions
Parliament can amend them but not those provisions that form the “basic” structure of the constitution
Suspended during National Emergency (Except Article 20 & 21)
-(Article 20 - Protection in respect of conviction for offences)
-(Article 21 - Protection of life and personal liberty)
2. Fundamental Duties
Non-justiciable in nature (i.e. they are not legally enforceable by the court of law)
Not present in the original constitution. (Added by 42nd Amendment Act, 1976 on the recommendation by Swaran Singh committee.)
Reminds people that while enjoying rights they have some duties to do
3. Directive Principles of State Policy
Non-justiciable in nature (i.e. they are not legally enforceable by the court of law)
Ambedkar described it as “novel feature” of Constitution
Promotes social and economic democracy
Aims to establish welfare state
4. Lengthiest Written Constitution
Indian constitution is the lengthiest written constitution so far. Reasons for such a vast length:
Single constitution for Centre and all the states
Mainly derived from Government of India Act, 1935 which itself was bulky
Geographical factors i.e. the vastness of the country and its diversity
Dominance of legal luminaries in the Constituent Assembly
6. Rigidity and Flexibility
Indian Constitution is not very rigid as the US constitution nor it is as flexible as the British constitution.
Synthesis of both
Hope you understand....
plz mark as brainlist..
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Explanation:
Compared to other constitutions, the Indian constitution is unique due to the salient features it contains with 295 articles, which are further divided into 22 sections and 8 schedules.
Salient features include:
1. The preamble of the constitution that is a set of ideals, basic principles of the constitutions, and objectives.
2. Fundamental rights and duties where the constitution grants and gives guarantee to fundamental human rights under the Indian Bill of Rights. Rights, for example, include the right to equality and freedom, while duties include abiding by the constitution and respecting its ideals, national anthem, national flag, and institutions.
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