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The Making of Independent India’s Constitution

Telangana Board · Class 10 · Social Studies

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Topics in The Making of Independent India’s Constitution

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1. Background to Constitution Making

  • The Constitution was made in the final years of British rule, when new political ideas and national goals were emerging.
  • Electoral politics began in 1936-37 and continued up to the 1946 elections, when members of the Constituent Assembly were elected.
  • The Congress became the dominant political force and described itself as the mirror of the nation.
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2. Formation of the Constituent Assembly

  • The Constituent Assembly was constituted in July 1946 with 296 members from all provinces.
  • The Cabinet Mission of 1946 allotted 292 seats to British India provinces and 93 to Princely States.
  • Congress won 208 of the 296 provincial seats and held 69% of all seats in the Assembly.
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3. Role of Major Leaders and Experts

  • Jawaharlal Nehru moved the Objectives Resolution in the Constituent Assembly and set the social justice agenda.
  • He said the future of India comprised all the four hundred million people of India.
  • He also described the Assembly as the nation on a move throwing away the shell of its past political and possibly social structure and fashioning for itself a new garment in its own making.
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4. Objectives Resolution and Social Justice

  • The Constituent Assembly agreed on two objectives: attaining independence or freedom, and social revolution, meaning freedom from all oppressions.
  • S. Radhakrishnan proposed a third objective: socio-economic revolution.
  • This third objective meant a transition from primitive rural economy to scientific and planned agriculture and industry.

Key Concepts

Central concept: How the Indian Constitution was made through political change, Constituent Assembly debates, and social reform

Political background of constitution makingConstituent AssemblyImportant leaders and expertsAmbedkar and social justice politicsObjectives ResolutionDrafting Committee and Draft ConstitutionParliamentary systemFederalism

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