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How does a constitution act as a rulebook for a country's governance?
What are Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) and how do they guide the government?
You have learnt that 'India is the only country that provided universal adult franchise to its citizens from the beginning.' Can you explain why India did it?
How did the Indian Freedom Movement influence the Constitution?
"The Constituent Assembly had representatives from diverse backgrounds in India." Why do you think it was important to have a diverse set of representatives from all over India?
Explain the key features of the Indian Constitution, with examples.
How is the Constitution a "living document"?
What are the key features of the Constitution of India? Why is it still relevant, even though it was written more than seventy years ago?
How was the Indian Constitution prepared?
How does the Constitution accommodate India's diversity in terms of religion, language, and culture?
How did the freedom struggle inspire the making of the Constitution of India? How did India's civilisational heritage inspire some of the key features in the Constitution of India? Explain.
What does 'sovereign' mean in the Preamble of the Constitution?
Justify the importance of having an independent judiciary in a democracy like India.
Read the statements below carefully and identify which key features/values in the Constitution of India are reflected in each statement.
(a) Sheena, Rajat, and Harsh are standing in a line. They are excited to cast their first vote in the general elections.
(b) Radha, Imon, and Harpreet study in the same class in the same school.
(c) Parents must make arrangements to ensure their children's education.
(d) People of all castes, genders, and religions can use the village well.
Match the Following
(Match Column A with the correct option in Column B)
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Column A |
Column B |
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1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar |
(a) First President of the Constituent Assembly |
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2. Fundamental rights |
(b) The principle that all religious are treated equally |
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3. Preamble |
(c) Protects citizens’ rights like equality and freedom |
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4. Secularism |
(d) Architect of the Indian constitution |
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5. Dr. Sachidananda |
(e) Introduction to the Constitution |
How does the Indian Constitution ensure the protection of minority rights?
Compare the structure of the Indian government with the system of government in the United States. How are they similar and different?
What is the significance of the Constitution of India in shaping the country's governance?
What is the significance of the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) in the Indian Constitution?
Do you think we, as a society, have achieved all the ideals of the Constitution? If not, what can we each do as citizens to move our country closer to these ideals?