When was the Indian constitution adopted, and what were its features?
Indian Constitution Adaptation With Its Features
Ans. The Constitution of India was adopted by the Constitution Assembly on 26th November 1949. It became effective on 26th January 1950.
The main features of the Indian Constitution are:
1. It is in written form and one of the lengthiest constitutions: Unlike Britain’s constitution, which is a non-written constitution, India’s constitution is a written one, and it is one of the lengthiest in the world.
2. Preamble: In the beginning, there is a Preamble, which signifies its ideals (Justice, Equality, Secularism, Individual Dignity, Fraternity, and National Unity) and aspirations of the Indian people.
3. Republic: India is a republic. It means the people of the country have the freedom to exercise their right to form their own government and to elect the head of the government.
4. People’s Government: It provides citizens with a form of government that is of the people, by the people, and for the people.
5. Fundamental Rights: There are six fundamental rights in India’s constitution.
6. Secularism: It means that every religion is equal, and the government should be impartial with every religion.
– Written By Bhawna
