AN OVER VIEW

OF
CONSTITUTION
OF INDIA
 INTRODUCTION

 The Constitution of India is the supreme

 law of the country, embodying the
 fundamental principles and governing
 the rights and duties of citizens. It is the
 longest written constitution in the world,
 containing 448 articles in 25 parts and
 12 schedules. The Constitution of India
 was adopted on 26th November 1949.
PREAMBLE

 The Preamble of the Constitution of

 India outlines the ideals and objectives
 of the constitution. It declares India to
 be a sovereign, socialist, secular,
 democratic republic and aims to secure
 justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity
 for all citizens.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

 The Fundamental Rights are a set of

 rights guaranteed to the citizens of
 India, ensuring individual freedom and
 protection against the state. These
 rights include the right to equality, right
 to freedom, right against exploitation,
 right to freedom of religion, and cultural
 and educational rights.
PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY

 The Directive Principles of State Policy

 are guidelines for the government to
 establish social and economic
 democracy in the country. These
 principles aim to promote the welfare of
 the people by securing a social order
 based on justice, equality, and freedom.
AMENDMENT PROCESS

 The Constitution of India can be

 amended to meet the changing needs
 and aspirations of the society. The
 amendment process is a detailed
 procedure outlined in the constitution,
 requiring a special majority in both
 houses of Parliament. The basic
 structure of the constitution cannot be
 altered.
CONCLUSION

 The Constitution of India serves as the guiding framework for the

 governance of the country, ensuring justice, liberty, and equality
 for all. Its provisions reflect the aspirations of the people and the
 vision of the founding fathers, making it a living document that
 continues to evolve with the changing times.