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Some Truth About Indian Constitution
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5 years agoon
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India has the biggest democratic system in the world. Here are some facts about the Indian Constitution:
1. The Constitution of India was written by Prem Behari Narain Raizada by hand in an elegant italic style. Each page was designed by artists from Shantiniketan.

2. The real copies of the Indian Constitution, written in both languages, Hindi and English, are kept in special helium-filled cases in the Library of the Parliament of India.
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3. With 25 parts containing 448 articles and 12 schedules, the Indian Constitution is the longest written constitution of any country in the world.
4. The Constituent Assembly, which first met on December 9, 1946, took around 3 years to come up with the final draft.

5. Over 2000 amendments were made before it was finalized.
6. The drafting of the Constitution was last completed on 26th November 1949. But, it was legally imposed only after two months on 26th January 1950, which we celebrate as a Republic Day.
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7. The Constitution was signed on 24th January 1950, by 284 members of the Constituent Assembly, which included 15 women. It came into force on 26th January.
8. Our Constitution makers took motivation from other Constitutions while drafting the Indian Constitution.

9. Indian Constitution was also called a bag of borrowings.
10. The idea of Five Year Plans (FYP) was derived from the USSR, and the Directive Principles (socio-economic rights) were taken from Ireland, that’s why Indian Constitution was also called a bag of borrowings.
11. The morals of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity in our Preamble have been taken from the French Revolution, which is also the French motto.
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Before the T20 World Cup, Yuzvendra Chahal said, “Pakistan has a good squad, however…”
Published
3 months agoon
January 28, 2025By
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Team India has already started preparing for the T20 World Cup, which starts on October 16, after finishing the T20 International matches against South Africa. The Men in Blue played a warm-up game against Western Australia and will play one more game before opening their campaign on October 23 against Pakistan in Melbourne.
The same thing was done by Team India in the last competition, which resulted in a difficult 10-wicket loss for the Men in Blue to Babar Azam and his team. Although Pakistan boasts of an equally outstanding line-up group, the fans are expecting for a change in fate with a new captain and coach.
Yuzvendra Chahal, who will participate in his maiden T20 World Cup match, discussed the contest and noted that having already faced Pakistan, he won’t feel much pressure. The spinner said in an exclusive interview with Dainik Jagran that when you’ve faced a specific opponent before, you don’t worry as much the second time around.
Prior to the match versus Pakistan, the media and internet have created a lot of excitement. However, for those of us who play cricket, this is just another game, and the pressure increases if we feel it. I use the internet pretty frequently, but I don’t allow myself to be disturbed by what is said online.
He also praised Pakistan as a strong squad, but he added that the team’s primary emphasis is on its performance. “Pakistan is a good team, but the only thing that matters is how we play. Everything depends on how you play on game day, therefore that is the most crucial factor, he continued.
Team India’s total in the match against Pakistan last year was 151/7 after 20 overs. With the exception of Virat Kohli, the Pakistani pace attack, led by Shaheen Shah Afridi, destroyed the top order. In response, Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan successfully defended the goal with 13 extra balls. Since then, India and Pakistan have faced off twice, with each team earning a victory. This time around, it’s still unclear if Afridi would participate in the competition.
As the anticipation for the T20 World Cup builds, Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal shared his thoughts on Pakistan’s team, sparking conversations among fans and cricket enthusiasts. Speaking candidly in an interview, Chahal acknowledged Pakistan’s strong squad, saying, “Pakistan has a good squad, however, the game depends on how you perform on the day.”
Chahal emphasized that while talent and team composition matter, cricket is unpredictable, and key matches often hinge on who handles pressure better. He noted that Pakistan has several match-winners, but consistency and execution will play a crucial role in their campaign. “It’s not just about individual brilliance,” he said, “but how the entire team comes together in crunch situations.”
The spinner also spoke about India’s preparations for the tournament, highlighting the team’s focus on building momentum and working on strategies tailored to different opponents. He expressed confidence in India’s squad, saying they have a balanced team capable of adapting to varying conditions. “We’ve learned from past games and are working to minimize errors,” he added.
Chahal’s remarks reflect the mutual respect between cricketing nations while acknowledging the high stakes of the World Cup. His level-headed approach underscores the importance of staying focused amidst the hype surrounding marquee clashes like India vs. Pakistan. Fans eagerly await the electrifying encounters ahead, hoping for thrilling performances and Rizwan successfully defended the goal to unforgettable moments.
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