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Define sovereignty, secularism and fraternity briefly with respect to the Indian Constitution.
our constitution starts with "we the people of india" and highlights the basic structure of constitution with the words such as "Sovereignty, Secularism and Fraternity" in the preamble. SOVEREIGNTY We the people of India refers about Sovereignty of the people of India. Sovereignty means the people oRead more
our constitution starts with “we the people of india” and highlights the basic structure of constitution with the words such as “Sovereignty, Secularism and Fraternity” in the preamble.
SOVEREIGNTY
We the people of India refers about Sovereignty of the people of India.
Secularism
Secular state is an extension of idea of equality and liberty, because liberty stand for freedom of choice including freedom of conscience and faith, Every citizen is free to choose his/her worship and constitution gives us freedom to profess, practice and propagate religion (Article 25)
There is two model of secularism
India is somewhere closer to French model of secularism because state is allowed to interfere in the religious activity but it also somewhere provide some autonomy to religion also. Indian model is based on the equal respect towards every religion, moreover (Article 29-30) gives special protection for the people belonging to minority community.
Fraternity
Equality and social justice are basic condition for the promotion of Fraternity among the people of india, it is an sprit of brotherhood among the citizens, Unity symbolises the physical and territorial unity but fraternity is a matter of psychological and emotional bond with the nation.
As we see the term Sovereignty, Secularism and Fraternity is the basic structure of our constitution and which cannot be amended by the act of parliament, as well as they are the basic feature of our constitution which allows inclusivity in our country.
See lessDefine sovereignty, secularism and fraternity briefly with respect to the Indian Constitution.
our constitution starts with "we the people of india" and highlights the basic structure of constitution with the words such as "Sovereignty, Secularism and Fraternity" in the preamble. SOVEREIGNTY We the people of India refers about Sovereignty of the people of India. Sovereignty means the people oRead more
our constitution starts with “we the people of india” and highlights the basic structure of constitution with the words such as “Sovereignty, Secularism and Fraternity” in the preamble.
SOVEREIGNTY
We the people of India refers about Sovereignty of the people of India.
Secularism
Secular state is an extension of idea of equality and liberty, because liberty stand for freedom of choice including freedom of conscience and faith, Every citizen is free to choose his/her worship and constitution gives us freedom to profess, practice and propagate religion (Article 25)
There is two model of secularism
India is somewhere closer to French model of secularism because state is allowed to interfere in the religious activity but it also somewhere provide some autonomy to religion also. Indian model is based on the equal respect towards every religion, moreover (Article 29-30) gives special protection for the people belonging to minority community.
Fraternity
Equality and social justice are basic condition for the promotion of Fraternity among the people of india, it is an sprit of brotherhood among the citizens, Unity symbolises the physical and territorial unity but fraternity is a matter of psychological and emotional bond with the nation.
As we see the term Sovereignty, Secularism and Fraternity is the basic structure of our constitution and which cannot be amended by the act of parliament, as well as they are the basic feature of our constitution which allows inclusivity in our country.
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