Understanding the Constitution
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What is the name of the chapter in Class 9 CBSE Civics that this passage is referring to?

  • Political Parties
  • The Indian Constitution
  • Constitutional Design (correct)
  • Democratic Rights
  • What is the class level of the Civics chapter being referred to?

  • Class 9 (correct)
  • Class 11
  • Class 12
  • Class 10
  • What is the subject of the chapter being referred to?

  • Geography
  • Economics
  • History
  • Civics (correct)
  • What is the education board associated with the chapter being referred to?

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    What is the chapter number of the Civics chapter being referred to?

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    Study Notes

    Understanding the Constitution

    • Constitution: a set of written rules that are supreme in a country
    • Indian Constitution: adopted on November 26, 1949, and came into effect on January 26, 1950
    • Lengthiest written constitution in the world, consisting of 395 Articles, 22 Parts, and 12 Schedules

    Why Do We Need a Constitution?

    • Provides a framework for governance, setting out the powers and responsibilities of the government
    • Establishes the relationship between the government and citizens, outlining their rights and duties
    • Helps to resolve conflicts between different groups and communities

    Features of the Indian Constitution

    • Sovereign: the people of India are the ultimate authority
    • Democratic: power is held by the people, exercised through elected representatives
    • Socialist: aims to reduce economic inequality, promoting social welfare and justice
    • Secular: treats all religions equally, without any discrimination
    • Republic: head of state is elected, not a hereditary monarch

    Fundamental Rights

    • Guaranteed to all citizens, without exception
    • Include the right to equality, freedom, and protection of life and personal liberty

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    Learn about the Constitution, its importance, and its role in governance. This quiz covers the basics of the Indian Constitution, its adoption, and its significance.

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