Question

impact of Russian revolution on Indian constitution

Answer 1

The Russian Revolution of 1927, which is also known as the Bolshevik revolution had a considerable impact on the ideological movements of the 20th century.
Not only did it give rise to global socialism, it had a profound influence on the leadership in British India which was fighting for Independence.

In the context of India, Ghandi adopted a non-violence movement in stark contrast to the Russians, but at the same time, it gave rise in sense of freedom to the millions of poor farmers in British India who struggled to make ends meet and understood how the landed class lived in luxury while they worked in abject poverty.

When India gained independence, one of the first and foremost actions of the newly formed government was to dismantle the landed gentry and ancestral heritage which came with large land holdings.

Even to this day, India's government is far more socialist than other countries in South Asia and for years was actually modeled

Answer 2

The Russian Revolution kindled the spirits of the Indian revolutionaries. The temporary success following the Revolution in 1905 was appreciated by some radical sections of the Congress party in India. They began to adopt the same revolutionary practices followed by Russia.

The Indian National Movement gained more momentum after the Russian Revolution. The urge for freedom and to break away from the rule of another country became more intense. An example of this is the instance of Khudiram Bose and Prafulla Chaki attempting a bomb attack on the carriage of the chief presidency magistrate Douglas Kingsford.