MAKING OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA – A STUDY

AUTHOR – Manish D Bhane, LLM SCHOLAR AT DECCAN EDUCATION SOCIETY’S SHRI. NAVALMAL FIRODIA LAW COLLEGE, SAVITRIBAI PHULE PUNE UNIVERSITY, PUNE

BEST CITATION – Manish D Bhane, MAKING OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA – A STUDY, ILE MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL, 4 (1) OF 2025, PG. 470-479, APIS – 3920-0007 | ISSN – 2583-7230

ABSTRACT

Profound historical journey of how India’s constitution was crafted, with a focus on the underlying principles and the contemporary relevance of this monumental endeavour. The history of COI dates back to the pre-independence period, when India was under British colonial rule. It explores the background of the struggle for freedom and the need for a new constitution to lay the foundation for an independent, democratic nation. Today, the Indian Constitution stands as one of the world’s lengthiest written constitutions. It has evolved over the years through amendments and interpretations by the judiciary, shaping the legal and political landscape of the nation. This research provides a comprehensive summary of the historical context, development, and current status of the Indian Constitution, highlighting its key features, amendments, and judicial interpretations that have shaped the country’s governance. The aim of this research is to understand the historical context and significance of the Indian Constitution and explore how it has adapted to the changing needs of the nation. Our approach to solving this problem involves examining the historical evolution of the Indian Constitution and its adaptability to changing circumstances. We will investigate how effective the constitution has been in upholding democratic principles, protecting citizens’ rights, and addressing current societal and political challenges. This study may identify areas where the Constitution of India may need reform or improvement to better align with modern challenges. Potential reforms might include amendments to address issues related to federalism, minority rights, environmental concerns, or the functioning of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. This research holds significant importance as it aims to shed light on the historical, legal, and political significance of the Indian Constitution. It strives to achieve a better understanding of how the constitution has evolved, what it means for India today, and its potential to adapt to future challenges. Ultimately, this study seeks to contribute to a broader discussion on the effectiveness and relevance of constitutional documents in modern democracies.

Keywords: Amendments, Challenges, Constitution of India, Crown Rule, Democracy, Independence