Explain how the terms 'socialist' and 'secular' in the Preamble embody specific meanings in the Indian constitutional context.
Introduction
Socialist and secular words were added under 42ND AA, 1976 to reflect nature of Indian State.
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Main Body
Socialist and secular words were added under 42ND AA, 1976 to reflect nature of Indian State.
Specific meanings
b) Mixed economy model to ensure growth & equality balance
c) Welfare state to suit post independent India and its need
c) State can intervene in religion for reforms (@) Hindu call l'2ll
e) Celebration of religious diversity (@) State holidays on festivals
g) Borrowings (A-25-28) for rights based on roach.
They reflect welfare oriented and diverse nature of India.
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Conclusion
They reflect welfare oriented and diverse nature of India.
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- Distinction between Indian socialism and Soviet model
- Reference to key constitutional provisions
- Link to welfare state concept
- Mention of Ambedkar's vision
- Clear distinction of Indian secularism from Western models
- Reference to equidistance principle
- mention of scholar's perspective
- Coverage of multiple dimensions
Astha Jain
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Preamble
Socialist and Secular in the Preamble
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