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Where do you find the ideals of Indian democracy in the constitution?
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∙ 10y ago
You will find these ideals in the preamble to the U.S. Constitution.
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∙ 10y agoThe Preaqmble
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What do the basic ideals of monoteistic religions and the ideals of democracy have in common?
Both monotheistic religions and democracy value principles such as equality, justice, and the dignity of individuals. They promote the idea of accountability and the belief in a higher power or authority that guides moral behavior and decision-making. Additionally, they both emphasize the importance of community and collective well-being.
Who actually wrote or Calligraph the original manuscript of Indian Constitution?
The Constitution of India is a longest "Hand Written" constitution of any independent country of the world. The original manuscript of Indian constitution had been "Caligraphed" or written by Late Shree PREM BRHARI NARAIN RAIZADA of Delhi. For this big job he did not charge even a single penny from the Govt. of India. He wrote his name "PREM" on the border of every page of Indian constitution & on the last page he wrote his name along with his grand father name. These details are still available on the original manuscript of Indian constitution. More details very soon you can find out on www.premfoundation.com
Who said that the constitution and government are under the people's rule?
The term "democracy" comes from a Greek word meaning "rule of the people." I have searched and searched and cannot find a specific quote that mentions constitution and government being under the people's rule.
Which country has the best constitution in the world?
Actually South Africa has the finest constitution in the world because it is one of the latest independent countries but India is the country which has best constitution in the world in order to the fit for all the people . It is a sovereign , socialist ,secular ,democratic ,republic country .For more details of the constitution visit www.india.gov.in and find all the answers related to Indian constitution.
Does America live up to its ideals for women?
I don't know what ideals "America" holds as that is a lot of very different people. I find that America falls short on many of its ideals, but at least we have some and many of us do our best to live up them.
Where to find constitution of the Repuclic of South Africa?
You can find the constitution here at the government's website:http://www.info.gov.za/documents/constitution/1996/index.htm
Where in the Constitution can I find proportional representation?
Its not in the Constitution because its not gauranteed.
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In the constitution
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How is America not a democracy?
America is a Democratic Republic.Technically, it is a democracy. The people hold the ultimate power. They choose who represents them, and can choose not to elect the same person again, if they wish.Technically, it is a republic. They delegate this power to who the people. The people still have the power, the delegates just represent their wishes.-----America has a Constitution-based Federal Republic.America is not a Democracy. America is the name of a continent. The United States of America is not a Democracy. It was Constituted as a Federal Representative Republic. The only legally recognized democratic practice is the election process used in the several States and in D.C. Nowhere in the Declaration of Independence or the U.S. Constitution will you find the word "Democracy" because the Founders purposely intended to strictly avoid constituting the US the federal government as a Democracy. However, the US Constitution guarantees a "Republican" form of government to the States (Art.4, Sec.4). The common phrase, "We're a Democracy" gained popularity in the 1900's, and is used quaintly. It is as groundless as the phrase, "Santa Clause is coming to town", but the collective somehow believes the former to be factual, and the latter quaintly absurd and childish. Go figure. So the fact is: Technically We are a Republic.
