Constitution of India
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Constitution of India
A written document that contains the rules and regulations by which a country is governed is called a constitution. It is frequently referred to as the soul of democracy, as it mainly aims to maintain political stability, peace, and solidarity in the country. The constitution helps us in determining the structure of the government, power, and function, the rights, and the duties of the people. It helps in binding together the society by treating all communities equally. It defines the basic nature of a society is that it lays down the idea that all citizens believe in and agree to uphold. It describes the nature of the country’s political system. In the Indian constitution, the fundamental rights include rules that protect the interests of the citizens against the misuse of authority by government officials of politicians. Another important function of the Constitution is to protect the interests of the minority against the domination of the influential sections of the society. It includes both, in a community, one group of people dictating another as well as intercommunity domination, powerful members dominating others within the same community. The Indian Constitution strictly prohibits discrimination on such Grounds as caste, Creed, gender, class, and race. Another key role of the Constitution is to safeguard the country’s choices that might have undesirable effects on rules and principles that the country believes in.
– Written By Aruja
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