Original Manuscript of Constitution of India

  Surya Pratap Singh Rajawat, Advocate Rajasthan High Court , Jaipur   Constituent Assembly   and    illustrations   of the culture of India   in the Original   manuscript of   Constitution of India   Keywords : Constituent Assembly Debates, The Indian Independence Act, 1947, Swaraj, Suraj, calligraphy ,artistic decoration and printing of the original authoritative copy of the Constitution of India, original manuscript, culture of India ,Undivided India,Prem Bihari Narain Raizada, Vasant Krishna Vaid, Acharya Nandlal Bose,Mohanjodaro seal, Vedic Gurukul, Ramayan, Mahabharat-message of Geeta, Buddha, Mahaveer, Ashoka, statue of  Nataraj, Vikramaditya court, Nalanda University , penance of Bhagirath for the Ganga , Akbar, Shivaji, Guru Gobind Singh, Rani Laxmi Bai, Tipu Sultan, Mahatma  Gandhi , Bharat Mata, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose .   Abstract : Illustrations of the culture in the original authoritative copy of the Constitution of India is the base for understand

Gokulbhai Daulatram Bhatt wanted Rajasthani in the Schedule of languages of the Constitution of India CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY DEBATES (PROCEEDINGS) - VOLUME X Thursday, the 6th October 1949 Shri Gokulbhai Daulatram Bhatt: I have an observation to make in regard to the language question, in so far as it involves the question of regional languages. I was not present on the day when the language question had come for consideration before the House. But my elders and my other friends advised me not to raise this question later on in this House. But I cannot refrain from observing that if Gujarati, Marathi and such other languages can all be considered regional languages there is no reason why Rajasthani which is similar to them and is spoken by one and a half crore of people could not be considered as a regional language. I know that it has several dialects. But all the same no one can say that its history begins in recent times. As a matter of fact Rajasthani had been in use of se

  Excerpts from concluding remarks by  The Honourable Dr. Rajendra Prasad on Constitution of India Saturday, the 26th November,1949     Mr. President: .....   The first question which arises and which has been mooted is as to  the category to which this Constitution belongs . Personally, I do not attach any importance to the label which may be attached to it – whether you call it Federal Constitution or Unitary Constitution or by any other name. It makes no difference so long as the Constitution serves our purpose. We are not bound to have a constitution which completely and fully    falls in line with known categories of constitutions in the world. We have to take certain facts of   history in our own country and the Constitution has not to an inconsiderable extent been influenced   by such realities as facts of history....     Well, the first and the most obvious fact which will attract any observer is the fact that we are going to have a  Republic . India knew repu