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Sources of Indian constitution

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Sources of Indian constitution  Indian Constitution was also called ‘Bags of borrowing’ because it borrowed provisions form different Country’s constitution. Today we read about the sources of Indian constitution and of different sources.Our Indian Constitution is world’s lengthiest constitution. We will read about features of our constitution which borrowed from different country’s constitution . 1. Government of India Act 1935:    The government of India Act 1935, was passed at the time of British government .It was passed in British parliament in August ,1935. It was the longest act passed by British government with 321 sections and 10 schedules.later it was bifurcated in The Government of Indian Act, 1935, and The Government of Burma Act 1935. features Features we borrowed from Government of India Act ,1935 Federal scheme, Office of governor,Judiciary,Public Service Commissions,Emergency provisions and administrative details.  These features of Our constitution borrowed from Gover
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7 interesting fact you must know about Indian constitution

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  7 interesting fact you must know about Indian constitution  In simple term Indian constitution is a Supreme law of land. it is a rule book for Indian citizens. after the constituent assembly was formed in 1946 A long wait and  with a lot of discussion, our Warriors of freedom come with the final constitution draft. Constitution was ratified on 26 November 1949. but constitution was legally enforced on the evening of Republic day in January 1950. here some interesting facts about our Indian constitution You must know about it. 1. the original book of constitution was handwritten by Prem Bihari Narayan Raizada And the pages was decorated by artist from Shantiniketan. 2.There are 3 original  and these copies have been kept in the these copies have been kept in Central Library of Indian parliament. the original copy of constitution is 22 inches long and 16 inch wide. 3. after the drafting of constitution on 24th January 1950 ,284 members of constituent assembly signed the handwritten con
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5 ingredients for a pimple free soft and glowing skin

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  5 ingredients for a pimple free soft and glowing skin: Get glowing skin within 10 minutes: Instant skin glow tips: Today’s in the era of dust and pollution we all almost lost our glowing and brightening skin. Stress , pollution, work pressure our daily life is so busy nowadays we don’t have enough time to take care of our skin. Here m sharing some home ingredients recipes.Add these simple and easy hacks in your daily routine . M sure it will help u for getting a bright and glowing skin .  1.Lemon Lemon is a rich source of vitamin c and antioxidants which helps in reduce skin damages and also prevent from pimples  Recipe 1 table spoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon coconut oil 1 teaspoon honey  Mix all the three ingredients well . Apply on clean skin and gently massage ur face.it will help you to get glowing and smooth skin. Tips: for better results use this hack at night. 2. Coffee Coffee is a rich source of vitamin B3. Coffee helps you in reducing acne , it has anti ageing properties.  Co
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All about Indian constitution

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  Hi friends, here I started my new blogs for helping u in understanding the Indian constitution,I will try to make sure that I cover more topics of Indian constitution.     All about Indian constitution  Introduction to our Indian constitution: Constitution: Constitution is a document of people’s faith & aspirations.It is a supreme law of land which enjoys legal sanctity. Main constitutional committee: Member.                                           Jawaharlal Nehru. Committees:     Union powers committee,Union constitution committee & state Committee (committee for Negotiating with states Member Dr. B.R Ambedkar. Committee:   Drafting committee  Member: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Committee:   Advisory committee on fundamental rights and minorities,Provincial Constitution committee Member . J.B. Kripalani                                 Committee: Fundamental rights subcommittee. Member; H.C . Mukherjee                        Committee  Minorities sub-committee. Member: Dr. Ra
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