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https://edenias.com/mission-prelims-revision-crash-course Indian constitution. Now, these are the salient features of the Indian constitution. And every year you will see that in the Indian polity questions that are asked in the preliminary examination, at least two to three questions are asked from this slide that you are seeing in front of you right now, either directly or indirectly you will see the two to three questions come from Justice slide. It means the salient features of the Indian Constitution is therefore, so important for your examination. So, let us have a look at the different salient features of Indian constitution. First, the Indian Constitution is the lengthiest written constitution. Yes, the Indian Constitution is extremely bulky. It is in fact the world's longest constitution. The original Constitution consisted of 395 articles divided into 22 parts and it also had HBCUs but as it stands today, the Constitution comprises of 470 articles which is divided into 25 parts and we have 12 should use the Indian Constitution because it provides a kind of flexibility you two successive amendments, several articles were added several traduz were added parts were added to the Indian constitution. Some of the articles were repealed also by the process of amendment, but why the Indian Constitution has turned out to be such a lyndie constitution. This is an important question that you should ask yourself first is that the Indian Constitution is substantially borrowed from the Government of India Act 1935. Now, the government of India Act 1935, which provided for a federal Constitution of India and on the basis of which act the elections were conducted in the Congress ministries came into power in 1937. itself is a bulky piece of legislation. Nearly two thirds of the Indian Constitution is based on this act alone and because of the massiveness of this act, this massiveness has been inherited in the Indian constitution. So that's the first reason why the Indian Constitution is such a lengthy constitution. The second reason why the Indian Constitution is such a lengthy constitution is when you look at the vastness and the diversity of India is a vast country. And there are different kinds of cultures that co exist in India to give space to this diversity, and also to give space to the diverse cultures. It was needed that you add relevant provisions to the Constitution. This has also added to the bulk of the Indian constitution. Visit www.edenias.com to know about the preparation strategy by EDEN IAS. #crashcourseforupscprelims 2022 #prelimscrashcourse #upscprelimscrash course #upscprelimscrashcourse2022 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Courses We offer: https://edenias.com/ias-foundation-gs-csat-utkarsh https://edenias.com/ias-foundation-course-gs-csat-3-years-lakshya https://edenias.com/ias-foundation-course-gs-csat-2-years-lakshya https://edenias.com/ethics-course-by-tirthankar-roychowdhary-sir https://edenias.com/essay-writing-upsc-mains https://edenias.com/steps-daily-mains-answer-writing-practice-course https://edenias.com/upsc-ias-mains-answer-writing-course-beginners https://edenias.com/mission-mains-advance Telegram Channels: https://t.me/joinchat/RVQoP9P4WmwQ9cqN https://t.me/EthicsEnrichmentProgramByEDENIAS https://t.me/edenanthropologyoptional ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eden.ias/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EdenIASCoaching ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Team_EDENIAS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edenias/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDEN IAS (www.edenias.com) - Educational Development & Enrichment Network For any queries contact us on 9354344200, 9310855720, 9315227819 Address:- EDEN IAS CLASSROOM: SHOP NO. 6, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT SIDE, BADA BAZAR ROAD, Old Rajendra Nagar Market, Karol Bagh, Delhi, 110060