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1. The Constitution of India Facts about

2. The Constitution of India is the longest constitution in the world. M. N Roy was the first to propose the idea of forming a Constituent assembly in 1934 which eventually became an official demand of the National Congress in 1935.

3. Bag of Borrowings Directive principles Irish constitution Supreme court, Fundamental rights, and role of Vice president Constitution of USA, Constitution of South Africa Emergency provisions German constitutions Ideas of Liberty, Fraternity and Equality French Constitution Functioning of the supreme court Japanese constitution

4. Prem Behari Narain Raizada

5. The Constitution was handwritten, not typed The Constitution of India, which is the longest written constitution of any country in the world, was handwritten in Hindi and English rather than being printed or typed. The document was written by Prem Behari Narain Raizada in a calligraphy font.

6. Longest Constitution in the World

7. The Indian Constitution is termed as a living constitution The Indian Constitution is called a living document because it can be amended or changed. Our Constitution accepts the necessity of modifications according to changing needs of society. Thus, both political practices and judicial rulings have shown maturity and flexibility in implementing the Constitution. Those who crafted the Indian Constitution felt that it must be in accordance with its citizens’ aspirations and the changes in society.  They did not want the Constitution to be a sacred, static, and unalterable law. So, they made provisions to incorporate changes as the world changes and moves ahead. The changes in the Constitution are called Constitutional amendments. Up to January 2020, 104 amendments have been made to the Indian Constitution. 

8. Chief Architects of the Indian Constitution

9. The preamble The Preamble serves as a concise reflection of the ethos and values upon which the Indian Constitution is founded, and it continues to guide the interpretation and implementation of constitutional provisions.

10. Judiciary

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