Question

what is the opinion on IIndian constitution

Answer 1

hi
according to me it is the holy book of India which gives equal rights to all the citizens of India. it's will guide the politicians and order the civil servants to run in the India in good way and help the all people in India.
It is the biggest constitution in the world. 
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Answer 2

hello friend

Suppose you have a bungalow on which country has built a bungalow, it is a country. Families living in Bangla are their citizens.

The architecture of the bungalow [structure] can be called almost the Constitution.

Everyone in the bungalow [constitution] plays certain roles - grandparents [judicial], father [executive], mother [assembly], child [citizen].

Mother [Legislature] makes rules of the house Mother determines what is right and wrong for family members.

Father [executive] applies the rules that use a carrot and stick approach. She can not violate the rules made by the mother

Grandfather [Judiciary] decides his knowledge through those rules. If the rules of the bungalow are violated, then the grandfather has the last word.

Although their role [power / authority / influence] is limited to [country] and its citizens [children]. They are ineffective out

Roles given to grandparents, fathers, mothers and children vary according to the bungalow. The two bungalows are not the same. In the bungalow, a person can not destroy the Bangla, despite his role, in Bangla has the power to save and punish everyone - grandparents, fathers, mothers and children Bangla is in the highest position if the bungalow collapses, then chaos Waiting and everyone suffers.

However, there is the power to repair minor damage [constitutional amendment] in the bungalow approved by grandparent [judicial review] in the [legislature] legislature. Thus, bungalow does not change its structure often. It only changes when needed.

Each bungalow includes the values ​​of different family [political system]. These values ​​can be democracy [example: India, United States] or monarchy [example: Saudi Arabia] or authoritarianism [example: China]. However, all modern family members prefer staying in a bungalow to avoid conflict between family members.

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