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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Expert · Level 31 · social justice,inequality,democracy
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  1. Because social inequalities could weaken democracy
  2. Because justice was only a matter of courts
  3. Because inequality had to be made permanent
  4. Because citizens' rights were unnecessary
Expert · Level 31 · secularism,equal citizenship,religious equality
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  1. By separating citizen rights on the basis of religion
  2. By giving equal constitutional respect to citizens of all religions
  3. By linking only one religion with the state
  4. By making religious identity a crime
Expert · Level 31 · parliamentary system,executive accountability,representatives
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  1. Keeping the executive accountable to people's representatives
  2. Making the head of state hereditary
  3. Making the judiciary contest elections
  4. Separating citizens from governance
Expert · Level 31 · federalism,strong centre,unity in diversity
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  1. Maintaining national unity while giving space to diverse regions
  2. Completely abolishing states
  3. Running the Centre without a Constitution
  4. Limiting citizens' rights only to states
Expert · Level 31 · independent judiciary,constitutional limits,rights
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  1. Protection of the Constitution and rights should remain free from political pressure
  2. Courts should remain fully under Parliament
  3. Courts should take away citizens' rights
  4. Judiciary should not be part of governance
Expert · Level 31 · minority protection,inclusion,mature democracy
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  1. In democracy protection of weaker groups is also necessary along with majority rule
  2. Minorities have no place in democracy
  3. Democracy is only rule of numbers
  4. Equal citizenship ends diversity
Expert · Level 31 · amendment,stability,change
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  1. Society and governance change so controlled changes should be possible in the Constitution
  2. The Constitution should change every day
  3. The Constitution should never be understood
  4. The Constitution was only for one generation
Expert · Level 31 · language question,identity,national unity
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  1. Ending all diversity through one language
  2. Balancing identity regional feelings and national unity
  3. Completely removing languages from governance
  4. Linking only a foreign language with citizenship
Expert · Level 31 · public debates,transparency,reasoning
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  1. They show that reasons behind decisions were publicly presented
  2. They show that the Constitution was kept secret
  3. They show that there were no differences
  4. They show that citizens were not informed
Expert · Level 31 · ambedkar,drafting committee,collective will
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  1. Because it turned collective decisions into clear constitutional provisions
  2. Because it excluded all members
  3. Because it rejected the Constitution
  4. Because it only made election symbols
Expert · Level 31 · rajendra prasad,presidency,assembly conduct
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  1. A role that kept proceedings balanced disciplined and respectful
  2. A role that permanently stopped all debates
  3. A role that wrote the Constitution alone
  4. A role that abolished the Drafting Committee
Expert · Level 31 · nehru,sovereignty,objectives resolution
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  1. It treated the people of India as the source of power
  2. It treated the British Parliament as supreme
  3. It treated the king as permanent ruler
  4. It kept citizens outside governance
Expert · Level 31 · emergency provisions,security,democracy
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  1. Both security of the state and democratic normalcy
  2. Permanent end of elections and monarchy
  3. End of citizenship and foreign rule
  4. Dissolution of Parliament and end of rights
Expert · Level 31 · article debate,legislative seriousness,clarity
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  1. The language meaning and effect of each provision were considered
  2. The Constitution was passed without reading
  3. Only titles were discussed
  4. Discussion was kept separate from law
Expert · Level 31 · women members,representation,critical understanding
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  1. Their number was limited but their participation in nation-building was important
  2. Women had no contribution
  3. Women were outside the Constituent Assembly
  4. Representation has no relation with democracy
Expert · Level 31 · equality,social revolution,discrimination
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  1. Because it challenged old birth based discrimination
  2. Because it was only for government employees
  3. Because it made inequality permanent
  4. Because equality had no relation with society
Expert · Level 31 · untouchability,human dignity,social justice
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  1. Because it gave legal protection to human dignity
  2. Because it accepted discrimination
  3. Because it weakened rights
  4. Because it was only an economic policy
Expert · Level 31 · directive principles,welfare goals,economic justice
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  1. They guide the state toward social and economic justice
  2. They make courts contest elections
  3. They abolish Fundamental Rights
  4. They make the Constitution temporary
Expert · Level 31 · citizenship,partition,identity rights
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  1. Because questions of identity rights and membership had become very sensitive
  2. Because citizenship had no relation with anyone
  3. Because only foreigners had to be made citizens
  4. Because citizens' rights had to be ended
Expert · Level 31 · division of powers,checks and balance,liberty
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  1. Excessive concentration of power can threaten liberty
  2. All powers should be in one institution
  3. The Constitution does not need institutions
  4. Citizens need no protection from the state