What is the Constitution of the India? What about the Indian Constitution?

 

What is the Constitution of the India? What about the Indian Constitution?

        When we search on the Internet of Search engine  about the constitution of the India, we will find so many result(s) from their about to the aforesaid. The Indian constitution that is the (Bharat Ka Samvidhan)  is the supreme law of the India. We can find out the framework of the Fundamental rights, Directive principles of the states and the duties of the citizens. When we read more about to the aforesaid we will find it is the longest constitution which is written.

Constitution of Indian contains topics:

1. “The union and its territory”
2. “Citizenship”
3. “Fundamental Rights”
4. “Directive Principles of the state policy”
5. Fundamental Duties
6. The union and The  President and Vice – President
7. Parliament
8. Legislative Powers of the President
9. The Union Judiciary
10. Comptroller and auditor general of india
11. The states
12. The executive
13. The state Legislature
14. Legislative powers of the governors
15. The high court in the states
16.  Subordinate courts
17. The State in parts B of the first schedule
18. The union territories
19. The Panchayat
20. The municipalities   
21. The co-operative societies
22. The schedule and tribal areas
23. Relations between the union and the states
24. Administrative Relations
25. Finance, Property, Contracts and Suits
26. Borrowing, Right to property,
27. Trade, Commerce and intercourse within the territory of India,
28. Public Service Commissions
29. Tribunals
30. Elections
31. Emergency Provisions  etc.

      It was adopted by the Constituent Assembly of India and can be said that it is the document and the set of rules and Laws and the principles specifying the details and other necessary things about to the rules how the country should be governed.

     Under the Indian Constitution, We can study about the Fundamental rights or fundamental rights in India:

     In accordance with searches Fundamental rights are those rights which are essential for every human being and gifted by the Indian Constitution for all human beings. Fundamental rights include the equity before Law, Freedom of Speech and Freedom of expression, religious culture freedom etc., 

There are six fundamental rights has been recognized by the Indian constitution which can be studied:

1. Right to equality
2. Right to Constitutional Remedies
3. Right to freedom
4. Cultural and educational rights
5. Right against exploitations
6. Right to Freedom of religion 

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