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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Expert · Level 32 · parliamentary government,responsible government,executive accountability
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  1. In parliamentary government the executive remains accountable to representatives
  2. Parliamentary government has no elections
  3. People have no role in parliamentary government
  4. Judiciary makes laws in parliamentary government
Expert · Level 32 · national unity,social diversity,equal citizenship
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  1. Unity was imposed by denying diversity
  2. Unity was abandoned for only regionalism
  3. Diverse identities and equal citizenship were placed within one Constitution
  4. Separate Constitutions were given to all communities
Expert · Level 32 · weaker sections,social justice,democracy
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  1. Number-based majority alone does not guarantee social justice
  2. Weaker sections do not need rights
  3. Equality has no place in democracy
  4. A Constitution is only for rulers
Expert · Level 32 · constituent assembly debates,constitutional interpretation,constitutional design,india constitution,historical intent
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  1. They help explain the historical context, intent and purpose of constitutional provisions
  2. They automatically alter the clear text of the Constitution
  3. They become binding law in place of Supreme Court judgments
  4. They deprive Parliament of the power to amend the Constitution
Expert · Level 32 · amendments,active participation,democratic review
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  1. Active review and participation by members
  2. Inactivity of the Assembly
  3. Complete rejection of the Constitution
  4. Foreign control
Expert · Level 32 · draft consideration,amendments,final constitution
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  1. It made the final document more examined and improved
  2. It passed the Constitution without reading
  3. It removed all rights
  4. It made the Assembly a temporary sports committee
Expert · Level 32 · legal body,political direction,constitutional values
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  1. Because it also decided independent India's political moral and social direction
  2. Because it made no law
  3. Because it had no relation with India
  4. Because it was only a village committee
Expert · Level 32 · collective achievement,credibility,committees
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  1. Because many members committees and ideas were involved in its making
  2. Because one person wrote everything secretly
  3. Because nobody read the draft
  4. Because no committee was formed
Expert · Level 32 · freedom movement,justice,liberty equality
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  1. They became values like justice liberty equality and democracy
  2. They became foreign rule
  3. They became monarchy
  4. They became only war policy
Expert · Level 32 · social revolution,political democracy,social justice
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  1. Giving importance to social equality and justice along with voting
  2. Removing voting completely
  3. Making social inequality permanent
  4. Separating politics from society
Expert · Level 32 · equal citizenship,caste,religion region
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  1. Problem of inequalities based on birth caste religion and region
  2. Problem of sea trade
  3. Problem of weather
  4. Problem of sports competition
Expert · Level 32 · debate,consensus,democratic maturity
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  1. Differences can be turned into shared rules through dialogue
  2. Differences always create violence
  3. Debate must be removed for agreement
  4. Democracy should not have diverse opinions
Expert · Level 32 · civil liberty,state power,fundamental rights
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  1. So that citizens remain protected from arbitrary state action
  2. So that the state has unlimited power
  3. So that citizens get no justice
  4. So that rights remain only on paper
Expert · Level 32 · constitution making,deliberation,consensus
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  1. Detailed deliberation consensus and ideological balance
  2. Only use of force
  3. Only one leader's wish
  4. Only foreign orders
Expert · Level 32 · regional representation,national vision,unity
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  1. So that regional needs were included while national unity remained
  2. So that all regions were removed
  3. So that only the capital ruled
  4. So that the Constitution became divided
Expert · Level 32 · detailed constitution,foresight,institutional rules
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  1. Understanding the need for clear institutional rules for a complex society
  2. Deliberately making the Constitution useless
  3. Running government without rules
  4. Keeping citizens' rights unclear
Expert · Level 32 · transparency,public debate,trust
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  1. It increased public understanding and trust in constitution-making
  2. It hid the Constitution
  3. It reduced the legitimacy of the Assembly
  4. It prevented enforcement of the Constitution
Expert · Level 32 · rights,duties,responsible citizenship
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  1. Free and responsible citizenship
  2. Foreign rule
  3. Hereditary posts
  4. Only tax collection
Expert · Level 32 · partition,democratic resolve,constitution making
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  1. Constitutional future continued to be built despite a difficult crisis
  2. Constitution-making ended after Partition
  3. The Assembly abandoned rights
  4. India refused the Constitution
Expert · Level 32 · democratic governance,institutions,rights elections
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  1. As a framework of institutions rights elections and values
  2. Only as administrative orders
  3. Only as military rules
  4. Only as foreign advice