Indian Constitution

The Indian Constitution begins with a Preamble, a special feature. This practice, first introduced in the American Constitution, has been followed by many countries.  Click here to Read the Telugu version of this article. The preamble itself clearly states the key elements of the Constitution, the nation’s goals, and the rights of its citizens. Eminent … Read more

Have you ever wondered? While the U.S. Constitution has 7 articles, the Australian Constitution has 128 articles, the Chinese Constitution has 130 articles, and the Canadian Constitution has 147 articles… our Indian Constitution started in 1949 with 395 articles, 22 parts, and 8 schedules, and today has around 448 articles, 25 parts, and 12 schedules, … Read more

When you hear the word “Constitution,” what comes to mind? Laws, government, or the rights of the people? In reality, the Constitution is a grand design that combines all of these. Click here to Read the Telugu version of this article. The word “Constitution” comes from the Latin word Constituere, meaning “establishment” or “foundation.” True … Read more

Have you ever wondered how the Indian Constitution was born? This story actually began back in 1934. It was M.N. Roy, a Communist leader, who first proposed the idea that India should have a Constituent Assembly. Strengthening this thought, in 1935, the Indian National Congress officially put forward this demand. Click here to Read the … Read more

The Indian Constitution was not a document formed in a single day. Centuries of events, wars, treaties, and political ideas together laid the foundation for this remarkable document, which came into force on January 26, 1950. Click here to Read the Telugu version of this article. In 1600, British Queen Elizabeth-I granted a charter that … Read more