India's Independence and Constitution

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What was the primary need for India after gaining independence on 15 August 1947?

To frame its own constitution (correct)
To maintain foreign relations
To celebrate the independence
To establish a new government

What is the purpose of the Preamble in the Indian Constitution?

To establish the supreme court
To outline the duties of citizens
To introduce the framework of the government (correct)
To define the powers of the government

How long did foreign domination last in India?

200 years (correct)
300 years
150 years
250 years

What was the significance of 15 August 1947 in Indian history?

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What is the Indian Constitution primarily concerned with?

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India's Independence and Constitution

India became an independent country on 15 August 1947, ending nearly 200 years of foreign domination.
After gaining independence, there was an urgent need to frame India's own constitution to strengthen the newly won freedom.
A constitution was framed for free India, which outlines the framework, political structure, and duties of the government.
The Preamble is an introduction to the Indian Constitution, and it starts with specific words that set the tone for the document.

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Learn about India's journey to independence, its significance, and the framing of the Indian Constitution that outlines the country's political structure and government duties.