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Hindi Diwas: How Constituent Assembly decided on Hindi as the official, and not national, language of India - Vimarsana News

Hindi Diwas: How Constituent Assembly decided on Hindi as the official, and not national, language of India

What was the Munshi-Ayyangar formula? What debates did the Constituent Assembly see on the adoption of Hindi, Hindustani, or Sanskrit as the official language?

Any speculation to junk Constitution is a misinformed aberration - Vimarsana News

Any speculation to junk Constitution is a misinformed aberration

It took 299 members of the Constituent Assembly to put their best endeavour for over two years and 293 days to give us this Constitution which is the world’s largest written one with 448 articles and 12 schedules. So far, the document has guided us successfully in all walks of national life and

How Ambedkar settled India-Bharat debate with the wording of Article 1 - Vimarsana News

How Ambedkar settled India-Bharat debate with the wording of Article 1

There have been occasional debates and discussions related to the use of these two names—India and Bharat—in official documents and discourse.

Balram K Gupta: 'Constitutions are meant to have only the birthdays; no death days' | Chandigarh News - Vimarsana News

Balram K Gupta: 'Constitutions are meant to have only the birthdays; no death days' | Chandigarh News

The Constituent Assembly (CA) started its work on December 9, 1946. It gave us the Constitution on November 26, 1949.

India Bharat : How Ambedkar settled the debate - Vimarsana News

India Bharat : How Ambedkar settled the debate

There have been occasional debates related to the use of these two names — India and Bharat — in official documents and discourse.