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Working of the Constitution

Maharashtra Board · Class 10 · History and Political Science

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Card 1Constitutional Objectives

What is the main objective of the Indian Constitution?

Answer

It aims to establish a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic Republic and to protect justice and freedom for citizens.

Card 2Constitutional History

When did the Constitution come into force?

Answer

The Constitution came into force on 26th January 1950.

Card 3Basic Structure

Why is the Constitution called a living document?

Answer

It is dynamic and can change with changing conditions, while still keeping its basic structure intact.

Card 4Basic Structure

What is meant by the basic structure of the Constitution?

Answer

It means the core features that Parliament cannot alter while amending the Constitution. These include the republican and democratic form of government, federal structure, sovereignty of the nation, p

Card 5Parliament and Amending Power

What power does Parliament have in relation to the Constitution?

Answer

Parliament can amend the Constitution, but it cannot change the basic structure of the Constitution.

Card 6Role of Judiciary

How does the Judiciary protect the Constitution?

Answer

The Judiciary interprets constitutional provisions, protects fundamental rights, and limits Parliament by upholding the basic structure doctrine.

Card 7Basic Structure Doctrine

What is the basic structure doctrine?

Answer

It is the principle that Parliament cannot alter the basic structure of the Constitution while making amendments.

Card 8Democracy

Why is the right to vote important in democracy?

Answer

It gives adult citizens political participation and makes representative government possible.

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