Скачать или смотреть The Relevance Of 29 August 1947, Dr A R Khan, Polity Class Excerpts, KSG IAS Indore

"Delve into the crucial timeline of the Indian Constitution's formation with Dr. A.R. Khan from KSG IAS. This lecture covers key dates, including the establishment of the Drafting Committee (August 29, 1947), the adoption of the Constitution (November 26, 1949), and its full operational date (January 26, 1950). Understand which vital articles, such as those related to Citizenship, the President's oath (Article 60), and the Election Commission (Article 324), became effective immediately upon adoption. An indispensable resource for UPSC aspirants and anyone studying Indian polity and constitutional history."

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