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The Making of Independent India’s Constitution

Telangana Board · Class 10 · Social Studies

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1

Political Background (1936-1946)

  • After 1936, Gandhi withdrew from active politics but continued to guide events from his ashram
  • Electoral politics began in 1936-37 and continued till 1946 elections for Constituent Assembly members
  • Congress remained the dominant political force representing unified Indian nationalism
2

Formation of Constituent Assembly

  • Constituent Assembly formed in 1946 following Cabinet Mission recommendations
  • 296 members total - 208 from Congress, others from various parties
  • Indirect election through provincial assemblies with limited franchise (only 10% population could vote)
3

Objectives Resolution

  • Moved by Jawaharlal Nehru to set the nation's agenda
  • Primary objective was social justice to emancipate Depressed Classes socially, economically, and politically
  • Emphasized religious tolerance and equality of all religions
4

Parliamentary System vs Presidential System

  • India adopted Parliamentary system, not Presidential system like USA
  • Indian President is head of state (like British King), not head of executive
  • President is ceremonial head, represents the nation but doesn't rule

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The Constituent Assembly was formedMoved by Jawaharlal NehruIndia adopted a Parliamentary system similarThe Indian Constitution established a federalThe Constitution included provisions for social

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