India's ConstitutionAsia Publishing House, 1962 - 396 páginas |
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... democratic method . They are democratic because every adult citizen gets a chance at regular intervals to partici- pate in the selection of those who will rule over him . It is im- possible , therefore , to over - emphasise the ...
... democratic method . They are democratic because every adult citizen gets a chance at regular intervals to partici- pate in the selection of those who will rule over him . It is im- possible , therefore , to over - emphasise the ...
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... democratic country and she will have a democratic Constitution . What would happen to her democratic Constitution ? Will she lose it ? What should we do to preserve our democracy ? " These questions are not easy to answer . Yet it is ...
... democratic country and she will have a democratic Constitution . What would happen to her democratic Constitution ? Will she lose it ? What should we do to preserve our democracy ? " These questions are not easy to answer . Yet it is ...
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... democracy , through democratic methods employed under a system of political democracy . If she does not achieve quick and wholesome results in this great experiment , she too , like several of her neighbours , is likely to lose the ...
... democracy , through democratic methods employed under a system of political democracy . If she does not achieve quick and wholesome results in this great experiment , she too , like several of her neighbours , is likely to lose the ...
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