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Decolonization and India’s Constitutional Order

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Transformational Constitutionalism in India

This chapter examines the complexities of India's constitutional framing during decolonization, focusing on the framers' efforts to prevent revolution through managed social change. It highlights the shift towards transformational constitutionalism, where constitutions serve as instruments for societal transformation rather than mere stability. The chapter also explores the interplay between the Indian National Congress and the populace, emphasizing Gandhi's influence in bridging social divides during the anti-colonial movement.

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