Indian Constitution from "summary" of Oswaal CBSE Chapterwise & Topicwise Question Bank Class 10 Social Science Book (For 2023 Exam) by Oswaal Editorial Board
The Indian Constitution, as the country's supreme law, outlines the fundamental principles of our democracy and outlines the rights and responsibilities of its citizens. It is a living document that has been amended several times in order to ensure that it meets the changing needs of the nation.- The Indian Constitution is a democratically establised set of rules and regulations by which the Indian government functions. It codifies the legal, political and social bond between the citizens of India and their respective state.
- The concept of federalism forms an important part of the Indian Constitution. As per this provision, power is divided between the Centre and states through constitutional provisions. However, the Centre has certain exclusive powers over issues such as national security, foreign relations, etc.
- The Indian Constitution also gives citizens certain exceptions such as the right to privacy. This means that citizens are protected against any form of undue surveillance or intrusion into private areas such as the home.
