About Constitution

Constitution of India is a free, plain-language guide to the Constitution for students and general readers: what each part says, the articles asked most often, the schedules, the important amendments and landmark cases, with quick questions and a practice quiz.

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• The explanations are our own writing. They summarise the Constitution of India in simple words. They are not the official text, and they leave out many details and exceptions.
• The Preamble is quoted in full. The text of the Constitution is a public document published by the Legislative Department, Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India, at legislative.gov.in. Article numbers and their subjects follow that text.
• Dates of the Constituent Assembly, amendments and Supreme Court cases are standard facts found in NCERT textbooks and official publications. The pages were last checked on 11 November 2026 and reflect amendments up to the 106th Amendment (2023).
• The Constitution changes through amendments and court judgments. If something here is out of date, please tell us.

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