What's the important of the constitution of india in regards to society?
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The document lays down the framework demarcating fundamental political code, structure, procedures, powers, and duties of government institutions and sets out fundamental rights, directive principles, and the duties of citizens. It is the longest written constitution of any country on earth.
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The Constitution of India defines and sets the basic rules, structure, processes, powers and obligations of governmental institutions and specifies fundamental rights, citizens' duties, & directive principles
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The importance of the Indian Constitution with regards to society are,
- Any group would require certain basic rules which are "publicly promulgated" & known to all members of "that group" as well as enforceable to attain a "minimal degree of coordination". The constitution provides a set of basic rules which permit for this minimal coordination among members of the society.
- The constitution stipulates the fundamental power allocation in a society. It decides who ascertains what rules are, that is, who has the right to make decisions in the society. It decides how the govt would be formed.
- The Constitution establishes certain limits for what a govt can impose on its people. These "limits" are essential in the sense that they cannot be infringed by the govt.
- The constitution enables the govt to fulfill the "aspirations of a society" & create conditions for a fair, equitable just society.
- Last but not least, a constitution reflects & expresses a people's basic identity. This implies the people as a "collective entity" come into being by way of the basic constitution.
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