Question

Help us write a constituition!

Answer 1

Answer:

Constitution of India contain 444 articles ana 12 schedules this is formed by drafting committee. the father of Indian constitution is Dr.B.R.Ambedkar

Answer 2

Answer:

$Writing\ the\ Constitution$

Creating a constitution can be a difficult, time-consuming process. The following steps can take some of the hassle out of the process and ensure that your group develops a constitution that is an accurate reflection of its mission.

• Gather ideas and information from group members, faculty members, administrators, and constitutions from other organizations. At this stage, use a constitutions survey to gather ideas from your organization’s members.

• Review the gathered information. It can be tedious for a group of 25 members to pour over the information, so a smaller committee is recommended. You might want to have a constitution committee or a group of officers compile all of the information.

• Decide the basics of your constitution. Decide what your constitution will consist of. Think of broad, general topics at this point rather than specific rules and regulations. For example, you may decide that your constitution will outline the duties of officers, attendance policies, etc.

• Decide the basics for each part of the constitution. You don’t necessarily have to use complete sentences and ornate language. Rather, concentrate on putting down in writing of what each topic will consist. For example, list the duties of each officer.

• Edit the constitution. Smooth out the rough edges and write everything out in complete sentences. Use a dictionary and thesaurus to help select the right wording.

• Seek feedback. To make sure the constitution is clear and easy to understand, get the feedback of the entire organization. You might also seek feedback from the advisor, principal, English or journalism teacher (for clarity of writing), or other students who are not involved in the organization to get a fresh perspective.

• Ratify (vote to adopt) your constitution. Vote on each part of the constitution separately so members will know which parts they agree on so they can be adopted as is. The group will also know which parts need to be discussed further. If necessary, continue to edit the constitution until ratification is completed.

• Distribute copies of your constitution to all members, your advisor, faculty members, administrators, and any other interested students.

Hope it helps you :)