UCC: Concept, concerns and essence

As the British Dominion of India matured into the Republic of India, The Constitution of India replaced the Government of India Act 35 to become India's fundamental governing indenture.

- DR. SHADAB AHMED

Apart from configuring the political code, structure, power and duties of the Government, The Constitution of India lays down the inherent, congenital and fundamental rights, duties and directive principles of the citizenry of India.

Our Constitution retained the predisposition and conformity of several inter-continental Constitutions - embracing the Parliamentary Governance, Privilege and Bicameralism from the United Kingdom, the Fundamental Rights and the Equal Protection Clause from the United States, the Directive Principles of State Policy from Ireland, the collective assembly in Joint Parliamentary Sessions and Concurrent List from Australia, the tripartite concept of liberté, égalité, fraternité (Liberty, Equality and Fraternity) from France, the Quasi-federal Governance model from Canada, the faculty of Justice (Social, Economic and Political) from the Soviet Union and the Amendment stratagem from South Africa.