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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Medium · Level 31 · social justice,inequality,constitutional values
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  1. Only climate change
  2. Old inequalities in society
  3. Foreign sports
  4. Sea trade
Medium · Level 31 · secularism,equal respect,citizenship
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  1. So that only one religion gets power
  2. So that citizenship ends on the basis of religion
  3. So that citizens of all religions get equal respect
  4. So that all festivals stop
Medium · Level 31 · parliamentary system,accountability,representatives
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  1. Because the council of ministers is accountable to representatives
  2. Because the king runs Parliament
  3. Because courts contest elections
  4. Because people have no relation with it
Medium · Level 31 · federalism,diversity,power sharing
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  1. Being a small and uniform country
  2. Being a large and diverse country
  3. Having no states
  4. Having only one city
Medium · Level 31 · independent judiciary,rights protection,constitution
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  1. So that courts become a branch of the government
  2. So that citizens do not seek justice
  3. So that rights and the Constitution can be protected
  4. So that laws are not written at all
Medium · Level 31 · consensus,acceptance,democratic process
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  1. So that the Constitution gets broad acceptance
  2. So that debate stops
  3. So that only one leader decides
  4. So that the Constitution remains secret
Medium · Level 31 · amendment,rigid flexible,constitution
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  1. So that it can never be changed
  2. So that stability remains and change is possible when needed
  3. So that all rights are removed
  4. So that Parliament closes
Medium · Level 31 · freedom movement,people aspirations,liberty
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  1. The need for British rule
  2. People's aspirations and the value of freedom
  3. The superiority of monarchy
  4. A method to stop elections
Medium · Level 31 · women participation,representation,nation building
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  1. As representation of women in nation-building
  2. As only a formal presence
  3. As a weakness of the Assembly
  4. As support for monarchy
Medium · Level 31 · linguistic diversity,acceptance,representation
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  1. So that all languages end
  2. So that the Constitution becomes acceptable in a diverse society
  3. So that only one region gets rights
  4. So that education stops
Medium · Level 31 · minority protection,inclusion,equal citizenship
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  1. Only the will of the majority
  2. Equal citizenship and inclusion
  3. Military power
  4. Hereditary rule
Medium · Level 31 · rights,government structure,constituent assembly
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  1. Citizens' rights and structure of government
  2. Rules of sports
  3. Market prices
  4. List of films
Medium · Level 31 · universal adult franchise,political equality,democracy
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  1. All adult citizens are politically equal
  2. Only rich people can vote
  3. Only educated people are citizens
  4. The king gives voting rights
Medium · Level 31 · directive principles,welfare state,social justice
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  1. So that the state works toward social and economic justice
  2. So that citizens' rights end
  3. So that courts close
  4. So that elections do not happen
Medium · Level 31 · provincial representation,regions,diversity
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  1. Problems of different regions came forward
  2. Only the capital was discussed
  3. The Assembly became a short story
  4. Courts wrote the Constitution
Medium · Level 31 · citizenship,rights,independent india
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  1. Because identity and rights of citizens had to be defined in independent India
  2. Because citizenship had no relation with governance
  3. Because only foreign citizens were to live
  4. Because citizens' rights had to be removed
Medium · Level 31 · committees,detailed study,constitution making
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  1. They studied issues in detail and gave suggestions
  2. They closed the Assembly
  3. They only wrote slogans
  4. They ran courts
Medium · Level 31 · ambedkar,drafting committee,institutional role
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  1. Because he was linked with the Drafting Committee and wider debates
  2. Because he never came to the Assembly
  3. Because he rejected the Constitution
  4. Because he was only a military officer
Medium · Level 31 · rajendra prasad,president,assembly proceedings
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  1. He gave dignity and discipline to the Assembly's proceedings
  2. He stopped all debates
  3. He wrote the Constitution alone
  4. He imposed monarchy
Medium · Level 31 · nehru,objectives resolution,democratic india
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  1. The direction of an independent democratic India
  2. The direction of colonial rule
  3. The direction of hereditary power
  4. The direction of military rule