	Peeyush Chauhan \| Argues in support of "It is copy of England and mixture of other countries." \| 5 months ago
	Why revision, once we can amend it. We have amended the same in past to suit social requirements and to keep pace with the dynamism of socio-economy. Yes, its a blend of various constitutions across the world but that does not dilute its validity...

	parimala.c.wagh \| Argues in support of "Indian constitute is old one and not suitable for our culture." \| 5 months ago
	Constitution is not wrong but of course the revision is need very badly. The people we elect are not doing their duty properly. When people are anxiously waiting for the strong lokpal bill to pass .The political game was played by them in front...

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