Published Paper Details:

26 January 1950, the date when the Constitution of India had been adopted and welcomed by Indians with warm hearted. But, today after almost 70 years of independence from the English people and their constitution the debate on Indian Constitution is adopted or borrowed or not is going on. Here, in this paper researcher mainly focus on the concept of borrowing and as it really applies in the Constitution of India or not. The paper also discussed about the historical background which is behind the constitution, the debates on the framing of Indian Constitution. The primarily objective is to throw torchlight on the countries from where the idea of the part of the constitution has taken. Like how the Fundamental Rights in India is different from the U.S.A. and this is also same with the federation system of Indian and Canada and the concept of parliamentary form of government in India and in England. This paper made to elaborate that the Constitution of India is not a borrowed and mercy of other countries rather it is a hard working efforts of the framers who worked by studying the constitution of other countries and it all was started with the Objective Resolution which later became a preamble of India. In this paper the researcher focus on the idea of borrowing and demonstrate certain facts which highlighted the idea that Indian Constitution is not a borrowed one.