Cluster · Indian Constituent Assembly and Constitution Formation

Question	Category	Subtype	Difficulty
The constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in the year _______. [SSC MTS 2022] pipeline-1186110	gk	—	intermediate
Who wrote the original handwritten version of the Indian Constitution ? [SSC GD 2024] pipeline-1186109	gk	—	intermediate
The Constituent Assembly of India was set up in which year ? [SSC GD 2024] pipeline-1185733	gk	—	intermediate
Who was the first President of the Constituent Assembly of independent India? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185855	gk	—	intermediate
How many female members were part of the Constituent Assembly that framed the Constitution of India? [SSC CGL 2021] pipeline-1186108	gk	—	intermediate
On November 26, 1949, Dr. Rajendra Prasad signed the document as president of the assembly. Which document is being referred to here? [SSC GD 2022] pipeline-1186111	gk	—	intermediate
After how many years (approximate) of debate, the Constitution of India was signed? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185856	gk	—	intermediate
With reference to the Constituent Assembly, which of the following statements is Correct? [SSC CGL 2021] pipeline-1185854	gk	—	intermediate
The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly of India was held on ? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185853	gk	—	intermediate
Who is known as the “Father of Indian Constitution”? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185852	gk	—	intermediate
Who was the Vice-chairman of the constituent assembly that wrote the Indian constitution? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185851	gk	—	intermediate
On ____ , the constituent Assembly set up a Drafting Committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar to prepare a Draft Constitution for India. [NTPC CBT 2] pipeline-1185850	gk	—	intermediate
The constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in the year _______. [SSC MTS 2022] pipeline-1185847	gk	—	intermediate
Who wrote the original handwritten version of the Indian Constitution ? [SSC GD 2024] pipeline-1185846	gk	—	intermediate
How many female members were part of the Constituent Assembly that framed the Constitution of India? [SSC CGL 2021] pipeline-1185845	gk	—	intermediate
Who among the following was not the member of the Draft Committee of the Indian Constitution? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185844	gk	—	intermediate
Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar was the chairman of the ______ of the Constituent Assembly of India. [SSC CGL 2022] pipeline-1185849	gk	—	intermediate
‘The Constitution of free India must be framed, without outside interference by a constituent assembly elected on the basis of adult franchise’. Who made this statement? [SSC CHSL 2023] pipeline-1185751	gk	—	intermediate
On which of the following dates did the British Empire transfer its powers to the Constituent Assembly in India? [SSC MTS 2024] pipeline-1185739	gk	—	intermediate
The election of the Constituent Assembly of India was held in ______. [SSC GD 2024] pipeline-1185735	gk	—	intermediate
Who among the following became a part of the Constituent Assembly from Madras Constituency in 1946? [SSC CGL 2021] pipeline-1185730	gk	—	intermediate
Who gave the idea of a constituent assembly of India for the first time? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185724	gk	—	intermediate
Who was the chairman of the House Committee of the Constituent Assembly of India? [SSC CGL 2022] pipeline-1185723	gk	—	intermediate
On being criticized for borrowing features from other countries for the constitution, who said the following, “Nobody holds any patent rights in the fundamental ideas of a constitution.” [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1186288	gk	—	intermediate
Who was the President of the Constituent Assembly of India after independence? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185722	gk	—	intermediate
When was the Indian Constitution adopted? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185714	gk	—	intermediate
The constituent assembly was formed on the recommendation of the Cabinet Mission which visited India in ____________. [SSC MTS 2022] pipeline-1185694	gk	—	intermediate
What was the total time taken to draft the Constitution of India? [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185695	gk	—	intermediate
Who among the following personalities was the chief draftsman of the constituent assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution? [SSC CHSL 2023] pipeline-1185696	gk	—	intermediate
Who was the chairman of the drafting committee of the Constituent Assembly of India? [SSC MTS 2024] pipeline-1185697	gk	—	intermediate
Who moved the Objective Resolution that was later adapted as the Preamble of the Constitution of India? [SSC CGL 2022] pipeline-1185698	gk	—	intermediate
GV Mavalankar was the Chairman of the ______ of the Constituent Assembly of India. [SSC CGL 2021] pipeline-1185700	gk	—	intermediate
The Constitution Assembly formed the Drafting committee to prepare a draft constitution of India on. [RRB NTPC CBT] pipeline-1185701	gk	—	intermediate
The Drafting Committee of the Constituent Assembly was consisted of ______ members. [SSC CGL 2021] pipeline-1185706	gk	—	intermediate
Who among the following personalities was appointed as the legal advisor of the Constituent Assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution? [SSC CHSL 2023] pipeline-1185715	gk	—	intermediate
The Indian Constitution was enacted on which of the following dates? [SSC CGL 2023] pipeline-1185583	gk	—	intermediate
Indian Constitution came into force on ____ and is celebrated as Republic Day. [SSC CHSL 2024] pipeline-1185581	gk	—	intermediate
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow. The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic. One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced. The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document. The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education. The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world. Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance. The passage mentions the importance of inclusivity in the Indian Constitution. Which of the following real-world scenarios is the most similar to this theme? pipeline-1209247	english	reading_comp	intermediate
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow. The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic. One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced. The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document. The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education. The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world. Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance. Which of the following provisions reflects the aspiration of Indian people in the constitution? pipeline-1209245	english	reading_comp	intermediate
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow. The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic. One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced. The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document. The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education. The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world. Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance. When was the Constitution of India adopted? pipeline-1209244	english	reading_comp	intermediate
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow. The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic. One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced. The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document. The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education. The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world. Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance. Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for the given passage? pipeline-1209243	english	reading_comp	intermediate
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow. The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic. One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced. The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document. The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education. The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world. Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance. Find the ANTONYM of the word ‘combative’ from the passage. pipeline-1209246	english	antonym	intermediate
How many committees were there in Constituent Assembly? pipeline-1300244	mp_police	—	intermediate
When was the Constituent Assembly of India formed? pipeline-1305708	mp_police	—	intermediate
Who was the first President of the Constituent Assembly? pipeline-1299359	mp_police	—	intermediate
Who proposed the idea of a Constituent Assembly in 1934? pipeline-1302191	mp_police	—	intermediate
Who first presented the idea of India's Constituent Assembly? pipeline-1332246	bihar_police	—	intermediate
Who among the following personalities was appointed as the legal advisor of the Constituent Assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution? pipeline-1318000	bihar_police	—	intermediate
Who was appointed as Assembly’s Constitutional Adviser in 1946 during the framing of the Indian Constitution? pipeline-435950	bihar_police	—	intermediate
Which among the following facts about Indian Constitution is incorrect? pipeline-442214	bihar_police	—	intermediate

The constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in the year _______.

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Who wrote the original handwritten version of the Indian Constitution ?

[SSC GD 2024]

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The Constituent Assembly of India was set up in which year ?

[SSC GD 2024]

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Who was the first President of the Constituent Assembly of independent India?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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How many female members were part of the Constituent Assembly that framed the Constitution of India?

[SSC CGL 2021]

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On November 26, 1949, Dr. Rajendra Prasad signed the document as president of the assembly. Which document is being referred to here?

[SSC GD 2022]

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After how many years (approximate) of debate, the Constitution of India was signed?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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With reference to the Constituent Assembly, which of the following statements is Correct?

[SSC CGL 2021]

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The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly of India was held on ?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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Who is known as the “Father of Indian Constitution”?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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Who was the Vice-chairman of the constituent assembly that wrote the Indian constitution?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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On ____ , the constituent Assembly set up a Drafting Committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar to prepare a Draft Constitution for India.

[NTPC CBT 2]

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The constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in the year _______.

[SSC MTS 2022]

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Who wrote the original handwritten version of the Indian Constitution ?

[SSC GD 2024]

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How many female members were part of the Constituent Assembly that framed the Constitution of India?

[SSC CGL 2021]

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Who among the following was not the member of the Draft Committee of the Indian Constitution?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar was the chairman of the ______ of the Constituent Assembly of India.

[SSC CGL 2022]

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‘The Constitution of free India must be framed, without outside interference by a constituent assembly elected on the basis of adult franchise’. Who made this statement?

[SSC CHSL 2023]

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On which of the following dates did the British Empire transfer its powers to the Constituent Assembly in India?

[SSC MTS 2024]

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The election of the Constituent Assembly of India was held in ______.

[SSC GD 2024]

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Who among the following became a part of the Constituent Assembly from Madras Constituency in 1946?

[SSC CGL 2021]

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Who gave the idea of a constituent assembly of India for the first time?

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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Who was the chairman of the House Committee of the Constituent Assembly of India?

[SSC CGL 2022]

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On being criticized for borrowing features from other countries for the constitution, who said the following, “Nobody holds any patent rights in the fundamental ideas of a constitution.”

[RRB NTPC CBT]

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Who was the President of the Constituent Assembly of India after independence?

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When was the Indian Constitution adopted?

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The constituent assembly was formed on the recommendation of the Cabinet Mission which visited India in ____________.

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What was the total time taken to draft the Constitution of India?

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Who among the following personalities was the chief draftsman of the constituent assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution?

[SSC CHSL 2023]

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Who was the chairman of the drafting committee of the Constituent Assembly of India?

[SSC MTS 2024]

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Who moved the Objective Resolution that was later adapted as the Preamble of the Constitution of India?

[SSC CGL 2022]

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GV Mavalankar was the Chairman of the ______ of the Constituent Assembly of India.

[SSC CGL 2021]

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The Constitution Assembly formed the Drafting committee to prepare a draft constitution of India on.

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The Drafting Committee of the Constituent Assembly was consisted of ______ members.

[SSC CGL 2021]

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Who among the following personalities was appointed as the legal advisor of the Constituent Assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution?

[SSC CHSL 2023]

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The Indian Constitution was enacted on which of the following dates?

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Indian Constitution came into force on ____ and is celebrated as Republic Day.

[SSC CHSL 2024]

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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic.
One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced.
The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document.
The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education.
The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world.
Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance.

The passage mentions the importance of inclusivity in the Indian Constitution. Which of the following real-world scenarios is the most similar to this theme?

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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic.
One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced.
The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document.
The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education.
The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world.
Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance.

Which of the following provisions reflects the aspiration of Indian people in the constitution?

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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic.
One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced.
The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document.
The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education.
The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world.
Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance.

When was the Constitution of India adopted?

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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic.
One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced.
The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document.
The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education.
The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world.
Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance.

Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for the given passage?

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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
The Constituent Assembly of India was a body that was set up to draft and enact a new Constitution for India, which became the supreme law of the country upon its adoption in 1950. The assembly was constituted in 1946, after India's independence from British rule was assured. It was composed of 389 members, including 296 representatives from British India and 93 from the princely states. The assembly held its first session on 9 December 1946 and continued to work for nearly 3 years to complete the drafting of the Constitution. The final document was adopted on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on 26 January 1950, marking the beginning of India's status as a republic.
One of the key features of the Constituent Assembly was its inclusivity. The members of the assembly were drawn from diverse backgrounds and political persuasions, representing a broad spectrum of Indian society. They included representatives from different castes, religions and regions, as well as members with varying levels of education and political experience. This diversity was reflected in the debates and discussions that took place within the assembly, which were often passionate and contentious, but ultimately led to a constitution that was widely regarded as fair and balanced.
The drafting of the Constitution was a complex and lengthy process that required extensive debate and negotiation. The members of the assembly were divided into several committees that were responsible for different aspects of the Constitution, such as the Fundamental Rights Committee, the Union Powers Committee and the Drafting Committee. The most important of these committees was the Drafting Committee, which was headed by Dr. BR Ambedkar, a prominent leader and jurist who played a key role in shaping the final document.
The Constitution that emerged from the Constituent Assembly was a historic document that set the framework for India's democracy and governance. It established India as a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic and outlined a system of government that was based on the principles of separation of powers, federalism and fundamental rights. The Constitution also enshrined a number of progressive provisions that reflected the aspirations of the Indian people, such as the right to equality, the right to freedom of speech and expression and the right to education.
The enforcement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 was a momentous occasion in Indian history, marking the culmination of a long and hard-fought struggle for independence and self-rule. The day is celebrated every year as Republic Day, a national holiday that is marked by parades, speeches and cultural events across the country. The Constitution remains the cornerstone of India's democracy and is widely regarded as one of the most important and progressive documents of its kind in the world.
Overall, the Constituent Assembly of India was a remarkable achievement, reflecting the spirit of cooperation and compromise that characterised India's struggle for independence. Its legacy continues to shape India's political and social landscape to this day, and its example serves as an inspiration for other countries that seek to establish democratic and inclusive systems of governance.

Find the ANTONYM of the word ‘combative’ from the passage.

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How many committees were there in Constituent Assembly?

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When was the Constituent Assembly of India formed?

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Who was the first President of the Constituent Assembly?

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Who proposed the idea of a Constituent Assembly in 1934?

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Who first presented the idea of India's Constituent Assembly?

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Who among the following personalities was appointed as the legal advisor of the Constituent Assembly that drafted the document of the Constitution?

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Who was appointed as Assembly’s Constitutional Adviser in 1946 during the framing of the Indian Constitution?

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Which among the following facts about Indian Constitution is incorrect?

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