Indian Constitution Day

Good morning everyone.. today is celebrated as Indian Constitution Day.. so let us first wish you all for it... 

Constitution Day also is known as sam Vidhan divas, is celebrated in India on 26th November of every year to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India & it came into effect on 26th November 1950. Indian Constitution is known as living documents... Let us know why it's called a living document later.

So let us start knowing some things about the Constitution... 

Who is the father of the Constitution?? Who adopted it??

.      Dr.B.R Ambedkar the father of the Indian Constitution. Bhima Ramji Ambedkar is popularly known as Baba Saheb Ambedkar. Then who all adopted it?? they are--- Ambedkar, Sri chart Chandra Bose, Sri C range pilchard and Sri M Asaf Ali. Totally 207 representatives including 9 women were present during its inaugural function.

What is the basic concept of the Constitution?? What is the preamble of the Indian Constitution??

Our United States Constitution is based on certain basic concepts that include three primary principles.. inherent rights, government by the people and separation of powers. And now the Indian Constitution preamble declares India to be sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic Republic.

What are the main features of the Indian Constitution??

  • The bulkiest Constitution in the world
  • Rigidity and flexibility
  • The parliamentary system of government
  • A federal system with unitary bias
  • Fundamental rights and fundamental duties
  • Secularism
  • Independent judiciary
  • Bicameral legislature
  • Special provisions for minority
  • Single citizenship
  • Emergency powers.           

How long it took for framing the Indian Constitution??

It took almost 3yeras ( two years eleven months and seventeen days).

The Indian Constitution is called a living document.

The reason for telling as a living document is that the Indian Constitution can be changed according to the requirements and needs of the present society and its future. It is not a constant and static document rather it is a fluid and it can be changed by the process of amendment.

So every individual has their right to know about the Constitution... 

 

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