Constituent assembly debates V. 9

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TextPublication details: New Delhi; Lok Sabha Secretriat; 1989Description: 1691 pSubject(s):

Legislative bodies - India debates 1948

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328.5402 CON

Summary: This books contains Constituent Assembly Debates. The Indian Parliament, which is the supreme legislative institution of the country, occupies a pivotal position in our democratic polity. Since we adopted the Constitution in 1950, our Parliament has functioned as the grand inquest of the nation, encompassing into its fold a variety of roles to articulate the concerns and problems of the masses and reflecting their hopes and aspirations. In the process, Parliament of India has emerged as the true microcosm of the nation and its diverse people belonging to various ethnic, religious and linguistic groups.

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This books contains Constituent Assembly Debates.

The Indian Parliament, which is the supreme legislative institution of the country, occupies a pivotal position in our democratic polity. Since we adopted the Constitution in 1950, our Parliament has functioned as the grand inquest of the nation, encompassing into its fold a variety of roles to articulate the concerns and problems of the masses and reflecting their hopes and aspirations. In the process, Parliament of India has emerged as the true microcosm of the nation and its diverse people belonging to various ethnic, religious and linguistic groups.

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