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    The document outlines some key reasons why a country needs a constitution, including establishing fundamental rights and duties of citizens, defining the structure of government with principles like federalism, separation of powers, and a parliamentary form of government, and establishing a secular state. It also provides definitions for some important constitutional terms in a glossary.

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    The document outlines some key reasons why a country needs a constitution, including establishing fundamental rights and duties of citizens, defining the structure of government with principles like federalism, separation of powers, and a parliamentary form of government, and establishing a secular state. It also provides definitions for some important constitutional terms in a glossary.

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    The document outlines some key reasons why a country needs a constitution, including establishing fundamental rights and duties of citizens, defining the structure of government with principles like federalism, separation of powers, and a parliamentary form of government, and establishing a secular state. It also provides definitions for some important constitutional terms in a glossary.

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    Why does

    country need a
    constitution? Key features
    Fundamental
    duties

    The Indian federalism


    Constitution
    Secularism

    Parliamentary
    form of
    Fundamental government
    Rights Separation
    of powers
    GLOSSARY

    • Arbitrary: rules that are not fixed, or decisions that have no basis
    • Prohibits: ban someone from doing something.
    • deal: a goal or a principle in its perfect form
    • Polity: a society that has an organized political structure
    • Sovereign: independent power without any external influence
    • Human trafficking: illegal trade in human beings especially women
    and children
    • Tyranny: the cruel and unjust use of power or authority
    • Untouchability: the practice of discrimination against various
    individuals and groups on the basis of their caste and occupation

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