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Background and Making of Indian Constitution with Salient Features | Law & UPSC Exams

In this video, we explain the Background of the Indian Constitution, the Making of the Indian Constitution, and the Salient Features of the Indian Constitution in a clear, exam-oriented manner. This lecture covers the historical background of the Indian Constitution, including the Regulating Act of 1773, Pitt’s India Act 1784, Charter Acts, Government of India Acts (1858, 1909, 1919, 1935) and how these developments shaped India’s constitutional framework. You will also learn about the Constituent Assembly, its composition, working, important committees, drafting process, and the role of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in the making of the Indian Constitution. Further, the video explains the Salient Features of the Indian Constitution such as: ✔ Lengthiest written Constitution ✔ Federal system with unitary bias ✔ Parliamentary form of government ✔ Fundamental Rights & Duties ✔ Directive Principles of State Policy ✔ Independent Judiciary ✔ Single Citizenship ✔ Universal Adult Franchise ✔ Secular and Democratic Republic This video is based on standard Polity sources like M. Laxmikanth and is extremely useful for: 🎯 UPSC Prelims & Mains 🎯 State PSC (PCS) 🎯 Judiciary Exams 🎯 Law Entrance & Semester Exams 📖 Perfect for beginners as well as advanced aspirants looking for conceptual clarity + exam-ready notes. 🔔 Watch till the end for: ✔ Previous Year Question (PYQ) discussion ✔ MCQs & Mains answer pointers ✔ Conceptual clarity with easy explanations 📌 Like | Share | Subscribe to GC Pathshaala for complete Indian Polity, Constitution, and Law preparation. 📚 Relevant Topics Covered: Background of Indian Constitution Making of Indian Constitution Salient Features of Indian Constitution Constituent Assembly Indian Polity UPSC Indian Constitution Laxmikanth 📌 Hashtags #IndianConstitution #BackgroundOfIndianConstitution #MakingOfIndianConstitution #SalientFeaturesOfIndianConstitution #UPSCPolity #JudiciaryExams #Laxmikanth #IndianPolity #GCPathshaala