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Framework for Inclusive Governance in India

The document outlines the Objective Resolution which includes provisions for reservations for marginalized communities in constituencies and jobs, with a limit of 10 years. It emphasizes the importance of reasonable restrictions on fundamental rights, the secular nature of the state, and the protection of linguistic minorities. Additionally, it advocates for an accountable government structure with a parliamentary system and judicial review to maintain the basic structure of governance.

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Framework for Inclusive Governance in India

The document outlines the Objective Resolution which includes provisions for reservations for marginalized communities in constituencies and jobs, with a limit of 10 years. It emphasizes the importance of reasonable restrictions on fundamental rights, the secular nature of the state, and the protection of linguistic minorities. Additionally, it advocates for an accountable government structure with a parliamentary system and judicial review to maintain the basic structure of governance.

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OBJECTIVE RESOLUTION

MEMBERS: jawaharlal nehru, maulana abul kalam azad, K.T shah, Rajendra prasad,
baldev singh, K.M pannikkar, T. Prakasham, H.C
mookherjee, N gopalswami, Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar, dr. P.S. Deshmukh,
K.M munshi, hansa mehta, sardar vallabhai patel, jagjeevan rao, T.T. krishnamachari,
b r Ambedkar, frank Anthony, acharya krishnamachari

(PART 1: Reservations for Marginalised Communities ( SC and ST) in constituencies and jobs in a
newly democratic state)
reservations in legislasture
reservations in education
reservations in jobs but limited 10 year
no communal electorate

(PART 2: Determining the Nature of Fundamental Rights: Reasonable Restrictions, and


Emergency Limitations)
restrictions should exist but be limited and reasonable
individual right should have more weight than social justice
judicial review should exist for fundamental rights violation and amendments
centre should have emergency provision

(PART 3: Frameworks for Defining India’s National Identity: Is it Secular Character and the
Question of a Common Language)
shall be a secular state
linguistic minority should be protected
English as assistant language for 15 years
no official religion
equal rights for all religions
a directive policy for a state to build a national language

(PART 4: Forming the Executive and Legislative Architecture for an Inclusive and Accountable
Governance )
government should be accountable and answerable to public
parliamentary system of executive
judicial review as to protect basic structure
a swiss model of governance for executive model

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