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Reconstruction of Post-colonial India: Making of the Constitution

Making of the Constitution It was a demand from the Indian National Congress, voiced formally in 1934, that the Indian people shall draft their constitution rather than the British Parliament. The Congress thus rejected the White Paper circulated by the colonial government. The founding principle that Indians shall make their own constitution was laid down

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Reconstruction of Post-colonial India: India’s Foreign Policy

India’s Foreign Policy The founding principles of independent India’s foreign policy were, in fact, formulated at least three decades before independence. It evolved in the course of the freedom struggle and was rooted in its conviction against any form of colonialism. Jawaharlal Nehru was its prime architect. India’s foreign policy was based on certain basic

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Reconstruction of Post-colonial India: Linguistic Reorganization of States

Linguistic Reorganization of States An important aspect of the making of independent India was the reorganisation of states on linguistic basis. The colonial rulers had rendered the sub-continent into administrative units, dividing the land by way of Presidencies or Provinces without taking into account the language and its impact on culture on a region. Independence

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Reconstruction of Post-colonial India: Consequences of Partition

Consequences of Partition The challenges before free India included grappling with the consequences of partition, planning the economy and reforming the education system (which will be dealt with in the following lesson), making a Constitution that reflected the aspirations kindled by the freedom struggle, merger of the Princely states (more than 500 in number and

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Envisioning a New Socio-Economic Order: Education, Science and Technology

Education, Science and Technology (a) Education Education and health constitute the social sectors, and the status of education and health indicators are yardsticks for assessing the level of social development in a country. Literacy levels have increased in India from 18.3% in 1951 to 74% in 2011. Female literacy still lags behind the male literacy

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Envisioning a New Socio-Economic Order: Development of Industry

Development of Industry India was committed to the idea of promoting rapid industrial growth for economic development. Development can be achieved through several pathways. In a country like India with a large population where many raw materials were grown or were available, processing industries which were more labour-intensive would have also led to industrial growth.

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