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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Expert · Level 32 · cabinet mission,constituent assembly,formation
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  1. Because this plan provided the basis for forming the Constituent Assembly
  2. Because it enforced the Constitution
  3. Because it created the Supreme Court
  4. Because it declared Republic Day
Expert · Level 32 · indirect election,representation,balanced view
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  1. It was a completely peopleless body
  2. It was not directly elected by universal vote but held representative deliberation
  3. It was only a committee of the British Parliament
  4. It was not formed to make a Constitution
Expert · Level 32 · sachchidananda sinha,temporary chairman,first meeting
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  1. Chairing the Drafting Committee
  2. Moving the Objectives Resolution
  3. Presiding over the first meeting as temporary chairman
  4. Getting the Constitution finally signed
Expert · Level 32 · rajendra prasad,permanent president,constituent assembly
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  1. He moved the Objectives Resolution
  2. He was Chairman of the Drafting Committee
  3. He was the temporary chairman
  4. He was the permanent presiding head of the Assembly proceedings
Expert · Level 32 · nehru,objectives resolution,constitutional direction
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  1. It ended the Constituent Assembly
  2. It presented the initial form of independent India's constitutional direction
  3. It dissolved the Drafting Committee
  4. It enforced the Constitution
Expert · Level 32 · drafting committee,legal draft,ambedkar
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  1. The Assembly stopped debating through it
  2. It ended the Constituent Assembly
  3. It worked to turn ideas into a systematic legal draft
  4. It kept India under foreign rule
Expert · Level 32 · ambedkar,chief architect,drafting leadership
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  1. Because he was not present in the Assembly
  2. Because he was only the permanent President
  3. Because he had no relation with the Constitution
  4. Because he centrally led the Drafting Committee in giving legal form to ideas
Expert · Level 32 · committees,work division,expert study
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  1. Strategy to handle complex issues through expert study and division of work
  2. Strategy to stop debate permanently
  3. Strategy to remove rights
  4. Strategy to make the Assembly secret
Expert · Level 32 · open deliberation,democratic legitimacy,transparency
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  1. Open debate made decisions more transparent and acceptable
  2. Open debate cancelled the Constitution
  3. Open debate kept people away
  4. Open debate ended rights
Expert · Level 32 · diverse ideas,deliberation,balanced provisions
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  1. It made constitution-making impossible
  2. It helped provisions emerge after more testing and balance
  3. It closed the Assembly immediately
  4. It brought back foreign rule
Expert · Level 32 · foreign constitutions,adaptation,indian conditions
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  1. Because the Assembly never examined any foreign Constitution
  2. Because useful ideas were adapted to Indian conditions
  3. Because the Constitution was only oral tradition
  4. Because the Assembly formed no committee
Expert · Level 32 · indian realities,diversity,inequality
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  1. Challenge of only copying European governance
  2. Challenge of India's diversity poverty inequality and administrative complexity
  3. Challenge of keeping the Constitution oral
  4. Challenge of rejecting democracy
Expert · Level 32 · women members,rights,equality
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  1. Because women members actively contributed to issues like rights and equality
  2. Because women were not in the Assembly
  3. Because women members had no right to speak
  4. Because women's participation weakened the Constitution
Expert · Level 32 · gandhi influence,village democracy,ethical politics
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  1. His ideas were linked with village democracy weaker sections and ethical politics
  2. He chaired the Drafting Committee
  3. He signed the Constitution as President
  4. He moved the Objectives Resolution
Expert · Level 32 · language question,linguistic diversity,national unity
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  1. Because language was linked with administration representation and national unity
  2. Because language had no relation with governance
  3. Because India had no languages
  4. Because discussing language was illegal
Expert · Level 32 · federal structure,centre states,india diversity
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  1. India was a small and uniform country
  2. India needed governance across different regions and levels
  3. India had no need for states
  4. India had only one village
Expert · Level 32 · 26 january,purna swaraj,freedom movement
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  1. It honoured the memory of the declaration of Purna Swaraj
  2. It was the date of the first meeting of the Assembly
  3. It was the date of moving the Objectives Resolution
  4. It was the date of forming the Drafting Committee
Expert · Level 32 · duration,deliberation,constitution making
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  1. The Constitution was adopted without thought
  2. Constitution-making was a process of deep thought debate and review
  3. The Constituent Assembly was inactive
  4. The Constitution was made in one day
Expert · Level 32 · social justice,state goals,fundamental rights
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  1. It placed it in rights and goals of the state
  2. It kept it outside the Constitution
  3. It gave rights only to the rich
  4. It closed courts
Expert · Level 32 · colonial experience,fundamental rights,civil liberty
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  1. Colonial rule made the need for civil liberties clear
  2. Colonial rule had given full rights to everyone
  3. Colonial rule had no relation with rights
  4. Colonial rule had completed democracy