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That democratic Constitution cannot be changed into a totalitarian one by a mere ordinance or a law of Parliament . That can be done only by the people of India themselves in their new Constituent Assembly , especially elected for that ...
That democratic Constitution cannot be changed into a totalitarian one by a mere ordinance or a law of Parliament . That can be done only by the people of India themselves in their new Constituent Assembly , especially elected for that ...
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A constitution , however , provides a broad framework within which the legal processes of government are expected to operate . It also ensures certain rights to the citizens as well as imposes certain obliga- tions on the government .
A constitution , however , provides a broad framework within which the legal processes of government are expected to operate . It also ensures certain rights to the citizens as well as imposes certain obliga- tions on the government .
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In other words , one is led to the depressing con- clusion that some twenty years of constitutional and ... The decades following the pro- mulgation of the Indian Constitution have revealed a wide gulf between the norms laid down in the ...
In other words , one is led to the depressing con- clusion that some twenty years of constitutional and ... The decades following the pro- mulgation of the Indian Constitution have revealed a wide gulf between the norms laid down in the ...
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