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The Dominion Status of India
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An attempt is made in this article about the dominion status of India in pre- independence era. The insecurity and lack of status have a disastrous effect on the whole system of the country. It was no wonder that it has been the root of all social, political and economic problems in past and present times. The primary purpose of dominion status is to develop the social, political and economic growth of the citizens within the territory of India. The dominion status of India relating to the constitution needs more viable to establish a responsible Government and vigilant society. At present we need to have a fresh look towards the dominion status of Pre-Independence India and to transform India into a harmonious, developed and federal nation. This is nothing wrong if we make a new constituent assembly to decide the present and future fate of India from its dominion status. Any changes made in past will not be destructive but constructive so far as our national unity is concerned. This article is useful for academicians, research scholars and general public.
Title: The Dominion Status of India
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An attempt is made in this article about the dominion status of India in pre- independence era.
The insecurity and lack of status have a disastrous effect on the whole system of the country.
It was no wonder that it has been the root of all social, political and economic problems in past and present times.
The primary purpose of dominion status is to develop the social, political and economic growth of the citizens within the territory of India.
The dominion status of India relating to the constitution needs more viable to establish a responsible Government and vigilant society.
At present we need to have a fresh look towards the dominion status of Pre-Independence India and to transform India into a harmonious, developed and federal nation.
This is nothing wrong if we make a new constituent assembly to decide the present and future fate of India from its dominion status.
Any changes made in past will not be destructive but constructive so far as our national unity is concerned.
This article is useful for academicians, research scholars and general public.
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