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Chapter-10

The Philosophy of the Constitution

Revision Notes

1. The laws and moral values are interrelated with each other.The Indian Constitution was
designed to break the shackles of traditional social hierarchies and to usher in a new era
of freedom,equality and justice.
2. The Constitution as a document that is based on a certain moral vision.Hence, the
Constitution of lndia is democratic, secular, federal, liberal, egalitarian, open to
community values as well as sensitive towards the needs and aspirations of the peoples to
maintain integrity of the county.
3. The philosophy of the constitution does not contain only moral content but mediate
between the various interpretations of the core value oflndian polity.
4. The Indian Constitution also provide peaceful,democratic means to bring about social
transformation.Moreover,for a hitherto colonised people,constitutions announce and
embody the first real exercise of political self-determination.
5. The Constitution oflndia has made the arrangements to protect the rights and interests of
SCs, STs, Minorities by providing the reservation of seats in the legislatures for them.
6. The same reservations have been made for them even in government jobs also to secure
their interest.
7. The Constitution oflndia is a supreme law to be respected and accepted by the institutions
and citizens both because only this protects the fundamentalities of citizens and country.
8. Classical liberalism always privilages rights of the individuals over demands of social
justice and community values.
9. The Constitution of India experiences the federal character because it distributes the
powers between the central government and its constituent units, it is a written
document, it is partially flexible and partially rigid.
10. The judiciary of India is supreme, and the bi-camera! legislature exists in India.
11. 'Mutual Exclusion' term means that both religipn and state must stay away from the
internal affairs of one another.The State must not intervence in the domain of
religion;religion likewise should not dictate state policy or influence the conduct of the
state.
12. The constitution has a centralized idea of national unity as its preamble outlines the
objectives of constitution by providing justice, equality, fraternity, liberty and unity and
integrity of the country.
13. The philosophy of the constitution can be approached by getting the concept of
constitution in a clear manner, grasping or analysing the set of ideals in constitution as
well as a detailed justification for the same.
14. The philosophy of the constitution mainly emphasises on peaceful and democratic
measures to develop a democratic transformations in the form of equality, freedom and
national unity and integrity.

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