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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 32 · public debates,transparency,legitimacy
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  1. It made governance secret
  2. It made the Constitution less legitimate
  3. It made constitution-making transparent and understandable
  4. It ended rights
Hard · Level 32 · consensus,acceptability,diverse society
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  1. So that the Constitution belonged only to one party
  2. So that differences were removed by force
  3. So that the Constitution remained short
  4. So that the Constitution became more acceptable in a diverse society
Hard · Level 32 · partition,constituent assembly,constitutional future
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  1. India continued to build its constitutional future
  2. The Assembly permanently stopped work
  3. India refused to make a Constitution
  4. The Assembly became a foreign parliament
Hard · Level 32 · language question,linguistic diversity,administration
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  1. Because language was connected with administration civic identity and unity
  2. Because India had no language
  3. Because language was unrelated to the Constitution
  4. Because discussion on language was banned
Hard · Level 32 · federalism,centre states,power sharing
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  1. Need to end all states
  2. Need to balance power between Centre and states
  3. Need to give unlimited power only to Centre
  4. Need to keep citizens away from governance
Hard · Level 32 · fundamental rights,civil liberty,state power
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  1. Need to protect citizens' liberty from arbitrary state action
  2. Need to remove elections
  3. Need to weaken judiciary
  4. Need to exclude people from rights
Hard · Level 32 · parliamentary system,accountability,democracy
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  1. Making government accountable to people and representatives
  2. Making government hereditary
  3. Making judiciary the Parliament
  4. Ending elections
Hard · Level 32 · 26 january,purna swaraj,republic day
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  1. Because it was linked with the historical memory of Purna Swaraj
  2. Because it was the first meeting of the Drafting Committee
  3. Because the Constitution was adopted on this day
  4. Because the Constituent Assembly was formed on this day
Hard · Level 32 · weaker sections,social justice,inclusion
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  1. Secret rule
  2. Social justice
  3. Hereditary power
  4. Unlimited rule
Hard · Level 32 · constituent assembly,constitutional interpretation,constitutional design,indian constitution,framers intent
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  1. They abolish all Fundamental Rights in the Constitution
  2. They automatically amend constitutional provisions
  3. They help understand the framers’ purpose behind provisions
  4. They make new laws in place of courts
Hard · Level 32 · indian needs,indian realities,adaptation
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  1. The Constitution was only a foreign model
  2. Indian society was ignored
  3. India needed no system of governance
  4. The Constitution was made suitable to Indian realities
Hard · Level 32 · detailed constitution,india diversity,governance complexity
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  1. Clear rules were needed for India's diversity and governance complexities
  2. It had to be made deliberately difficult
  3. People had to be kept away from rights
  4. The Assembly had no other work
Hard · Level 32 · preamble,constitutional aims,ideals
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  1. Because the Preamble expresses the basic aims of the Constitution
  2. Because the Preamble was only decoration
  3. Because the Preamble runs the Election Commission
  4. Because the Preamble has no meaning
Hard · Level 32 · democratic process,parliamentary debate,discussion
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  1. Both decide through force
  2. Both involve discussion and consideration of different views
  3. People have no importance in either
  4. Neither has rules
Hard · Level 32 · national unity,regional diversity,constitutional balance
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  1. So that states were completely removed
  2. So that diversity was made a crime
  3. So that India remained united while regional needs were recognised
  4. So that the Constitution was made for only one region
Hard · Level 32 · representatives,amendments,active role
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  1. Because they held no debate
  2. Because they were only spectators
  3. Because the document was already fully fixed
  4. Because they participated in debates amendments and decisions
Hard · Level 32 · freedom movement,constitutional ideals,democracy
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  1. In values like democracy justice equality and liberty
  2. In the return of foreign rule
  3. In removal of voting rights
  4. In establishment of monarchy
Hard · Level 32 · civil liberties,fundamental rights,judicial protection
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  1. Because it changed into Fundamental Rights and judicial protection
  2. Because it did not enter any provision
  3. Because it was only speech
  4. Because it denied rights
Hard · Level 32 · social justice,historical inequality,weaker sections
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  1. Challenge of historical inequalities and problems of weaker sections
  2. Challenge of sea trade
  3. Challenge of sports competition
  4. Challenge of weather forecasting
Hard · Level 32 · amendment proposals,active participation,review
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  1. Active participation and serious review by members
  2. Complete inactivity of the Assembly
  3. Rejection of the Constitution
  4. Control of foreign rule