Making of the Indian Constitution: Legacies of the British rule; different social and political perspectives
“The origins of the Indian political system are rooted in the history of British India.” Comment. (1997)
Comment: Influence of Gandhi, Nehru and Ambedkar in the framing of the Indian Constitution. (1999)
Critically examine the impact of the national movement on the making of the constitution of India. (2001)
Discuss the dominant external and internal influences in the framing of the Indian Constitution. (2008)
Critically examine and comment: “The Constituent Assembly was a one-party body in an essentially one-party country. The Assembly was the Congress and the Congress was India.” (Granville Austin) (2010)
Unity and integrity of India was perhaps the single uppermost factor in the minds of the Constitution makers. Comment. (2019)
Answer in 150 words: Indian Constitution makers’ concerns on social inequality. (2020)
“The Constitution of India is a product of a historical process, rich with constitutional antecedents.” Comment. (150 words) (2021)
“The Constitution makers faced the great task of forging a common national identity in the face of unparalleled social and cultural diversity in India.” Comment. (150 words) (2021)
The making of the Indian Constitution is described as an attempt towards ‘social revolution’. Comment. (2022)
The Constitution of India is the ‘cornerstone of a nation’ (Granville Austin). Analyze. (2023)
Comment on imprint of the British Constitution on the Indian Constitution. (2023)
Write approximately 150 words on Objective Resolution of the Constituent Assembly. (2024)
