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    The document outlines the major features of the Indian Constitution, including that it is the lengthiest written constitution and draws from various sources. It has a blend of rigidity and flexibility, a federal system with a unitary bias, and a parliamentary form of government that blends parliamentary sovereignty and judicial supremacy. It then lists criticisms of the Indian Constitution, including that the body that drafted it was not sovereign or representative and was dominated by the Congress party and Hindus with a borrowed structure unsuited to India.

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    The document outlines the major features of the Indian Constitution, including that it is the lengthiest written constitution and draws from various sources. It has a blend of rigidity and flexibility, a federal system with a unitary bias, and a parliamentary form of government that blends parliamentary sovereignty and judicial supremacy. It then lists criticisms of the Indian Constitution, including that the body that drafted it was not sovereign or representative and was dominated by the Congress party and Hindus with a borrowed structure unsuited to India.

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    L-3 POLITY - Key

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    Karan Raval
    The document outlines the major features of the Indian Constitution, including that it is the lengthiest written constitution and draws from various sources. It has a blend of rigidity and flexibility, a federal system with a unitary bias, and a parliamentary form of government that blends parliamentary sovereignty and judicial supremacy. It then lists criticisms of the Indian Constitution, including that the body that drafted it was not sovereign or representative and was dominated by the Congress party and Hindus with a borrowed structure unsuited to India.

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    Constitution of India – Major Features

    1. Lengthiest Written Constitution


    2. Drawn from Various Sources
    3. Blend of Rigidity and Flexibility
    4. Federal System with Unitary Bias
    5. Parliamentary Form of Government
    6. Synthesis of Parliamentary Sovereignty and Judicial Supremacy
    7. Rule Of Law
    8. Integrated and Independent Judiciary
    9. Fundamental Rights
    10. Directive Principles of State Policy
    11. Fundamental Duties
    12. Indian Secularism
    13. Universal Adult Franchise
    14. Single Citizenship
    15. Independent Bodies
    16. Emergency Provisions
    17. Three-tier Government
    18. Co-operative Societies
    Criticism of Indian Constitution
    1.0 Grounds Not a Sovereign Body of Criticism1.1 Not a Representative
    Body1.2 Not a Sovereign Body1.3 Dominated by Congress
    1.4 Dominated by Hindus1.5 Borrowed Constitution1.6 Carbon Copy of
    1935 Act1.7 Un-Indain or Anti-Indian1.8 Un-Gandhian Constitution
    1.9 Elephantine Size1.10 Paradise of Lawyers

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