Article 1 of the Indian Constitution emphasizes the union of India as "India, that is Bharat." Despite a controversy sparked by a G20 dinner invite addressing the President as "President of Bharat," legal experts noted both names could be used interchangeably. However, in terms of the economy, India and Bharat exhibited some distinctions but that is changing.
The Modi-led government in India has been contemplating a monumental change – altering the country's official name to 'Bharat.' This shift gained traction as official G20 dinner invitations bore the title 'President of Bharat' instead of the traditional 'President of India.' The implications of this move sparked a multifaceted debate in 2023, transcending political lines.
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So far, that has been done only once, in 1976, when the 42nd Constitutional Amendment added three new words to the Constitution: socialist, secular, and integrity.
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During the drafting of India's Constitution, a debate arose as to whether the nation should be officially named 'Bharat' or 'India'. BR Ambedkar proposed the amendment 'India, that is, Bharat shall be a Union of States', but this sparked a passionate discussion among the members of the Constituent Assembly. Supporters of 'Bharat' argued that it had deep historical and cultural roots, while opponents believed that 'India' was a more fitting name due to its usage in other countries.
India News: The name ‘Bharat’ wasn’t there in the first draft of India’s Constitution introduced by the chairman of the drafting committee, BR Ambedkar, on Novemb