India, Constitution of India, History of India

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“We, the people of India, want India to be sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic, republic.To ensure social, economic and political justice for all its citizens.,                      Freedom of thought, expression, belief, religion and worship, equality of opportunity and achievement of social foundations                                        Establishing and ensuring the dignity of the individual and national unity and solidarity among all of them                                         They swore an oath of allegiance to,

Our constituent assembly today, November 26, 1949, hereby adopted this Constitution, enacted                                                             And dedicate themselves.”

Our country is named "Bharat" after the name of King"Bharat".The total area of India is 32 lakh 87 thousand 263 square kilometers.The capital of India is Delhi.India is a United Kingdom with 28 states and 8 Union Territories.                                            The current prime minister is Narendra Modi.The current president is " Draupadi Murmu."                                                       India's neighbours are China, Nepal,Bhutan,Pakistan and Bangladesh.

National anthem of India,

The song is written by World poet Rabindranath Tagore.

The total population of India is around 140 crore.India has the largest border With Bangladesh. 

ndia gained independence from the British in 1947.Jawaharlal Nehru was the first prime minister of India at that time.In ancient times, India was ruled by several kings. The Mughals ruled India for about 700 years, followed by the arrival of the English shortly after the Mughal era. The British ruled India for nearly 200 years.

During the British rule, various movements against the British began in different parts of India. This movement later became widespread.At one time, the movement of Indians could not be suppressed by the British, the British were forced to leave India. At that time, India was divided into two parts.On August 15, 1947, India was declared an independent state. This is the beginning of the new constitution of India. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishna, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. With the hands of so many famous great people , our country has emerged as a new country.

In 1950, on 26th January, the new constitution of our country , the Constitution of independent India, the world famous Constitution , was enacted.

   Fundamental rights and duties of Indian        citizens

 Fundamental rights (article 14-35 of the Constitution of India)

1 right to equality

• Everyone is equal in the eyes of the law and the law will protect everyone equally;

* The state shall not discriminate against any citizen on the grounds of race, religion, caste, gender, place of birth etc • ;

* Everyone has equal rights in government service.;

• Promoting the elimination of inequality and Untouchability-behavior is prohibited; and

• Restrictions on use and use.

2 right to freedom

* Freedom of speech and expression;

The right to assemble peacefully and unarmed;

• The right to form associations and associations;

* Freedom of movement throughout India;

 Right to live freely anywhere in India;

* The right to life, business or profession;

• The accused can only be punished according to the prevailing law for disobeying the law;

 No one should be punished multiple times for the same crime • ;

* No person shall be compelled to testify in court;

• The right to life and personal liberty;

* No person can be arrested without reasonable cause; and the detained person must be given the opportunity to defend himself in court.

3 Rights against exploitation

• No one is allowed to buy or sell;

* Children under the age of fourteen cannot be employed in mines, factories or any other hazardous work.

4 right to religious freedom

• Every person has freedom of conscience and freedom of religion and preaching;

• Every religious community can establish organizations and acquire property in the interest of preaching;

• No person shall be compelled to pay taxes for the propagation of any particular religion;

* Religious education cannot be given in government educational institutions and religious education cannot be given against the will of the student in educational institutions recognized by the government.

5 cultural and Educational Rights

* All classes of citizens will be able to develop and preserve their own language, script and culture;

• State-run or government-aided

No person can be deprived of education in educational institutions on the pretext of religion, caste or language.;

 Minority communities based on religion or language can establish and run educational institutions of their choice.

6 right to administrative retribution

 Citizens can appeal to the Supreme Court and the High Court to enforce and enforce fundamental rights.

                        Basic duties

(Article 51A of the Indian Constitution)

1 obey the Constitution and the ideals and institutions of the Constitution, of the national flag and of the national hymn. To show respect and respect;

2 the great ideals that inspired the national struggle for independence, carefully preserved and followed;

3 support and preserve the sovereignty, unity and solidarity of India;

4 response to the call for national defense and national service Give;

5 to promote unity and brotherhood among the Indian people over religious, linguistic and regional or class differences, and to eliminate the degrading practices of women;

6 valuing and preserving the glorious heritage of our mixed culture;

7 forests,lakes, rivers and wild animals-including natural Conservation and development of the environment and livingCompassion for animals;

8 scientific mindset, humanities, investigative and Promoting a reform-oriented approach;

9 preservation of public property and elimination of envy,

10. to excel in a variety of activities with the objective of promoting all kinds of individual and collective efforts to a better level; and

11 it is the duty of a parent or guardian to provide education to every child aged 6-14 years.

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