Constitution of India and it's Historical Development

2. Including…
•India Acts of 1919 and 1935
•Many Charter Acts
•Reforms
Geographical
necessities
Historical
Precedents
Our culture
Social
diversities

3. British Queen Elizabeth I on December 31,1600 granted a Charter
to
East India Company with title ‘ The Governor & the Company of
Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies’.
The Charter of 1601
The Regulating Act, 1773
The Pitt’s India Act, 1784
The Charter Act, 1833
The Charter Act, 1853

4. British Queen Elizabeth I on December 31,1600 granted a Charter
to
East India Company with title ‘ The Governor & the Company of
Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies’.
The Charter of 1601
The Regulating Act, 1773
The Pitt’s India Act, 1784
The Charter Act, 1833
The Charter Act, 1853

5. British Queen Elizabeth I on December 31,1600 granted a Charter
to
East India Company with title ‘ The Governor & the Company of
Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies’.
The Charter of 1601
The Regulating Act, 1773
The Pitt’s India Act, 1784
The Charter Act, 1833
The Charter Act, 1853

6. British Queen Elizabeth I on December 31,1600 granted a Charter
to
East India Company with title ‘ The Governor & the Company of
Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies’.
The Charter of 1601
The Regulating Act, 1773
The Pitt’s India Act, 1784
The Charter Act, 1833
The Charter Act, 1853

8. 1858
• The Government of India Act
1861
• The Indian Councils Act
1909
• The Indian Councils Act
• Morley-Minto Reforms
1919
• The Government of India Act
• Montagu-Chelmsford Reform

9. 1858
• The Government of India Act
1861
• The Indian Councils Act
1909
• The Indian Councils Act
• Morley-Minto Reforms
1919
• The Government of India Act
• Montagu-Chelmsford Reform

10. 1858
• The Government of India Act
1861
• The Indian Councils Act
1909
• The Indian Councils Act
• Morley-Minto Reforms
1919
• The Government of India Act
• Montagu-Chelmsford Reform

11. Muddiman
Committee
(1924)
Simmon
Commission
(1928)
I Round Table
Conference
(12th Nov.1930)
Gandhi-Irwin
Pact
II Round Table
Conference
(Sept.1931)

12. Communal
Award (16th
Aug.1932)
Poona Pact
(25th
Sept.1932)
III Round
Table
Conference
(17th Nov.
to 24th
Dec.1932)

13. •Introduction
•Aim
•Major Features
•Important Provisions

14. •Introduction
•Recommendations
•Other Aspects

15. •Introduction
•Formation of Constituent Assembly
a) Cabinet Mission
b) Quorum
c) Communal Division of Seats
•Other Aspects

16. •Introduction
•Mr. Attlee, the British Prime Minister (then)
•Plan of Partition
•Acceptance of Plan

17. •Introduction
•Important provisions
a) Two Independent Dominions
b) Governor-General
c) Responsibilities after partition
d) Framing of Constitution
e) 15th august,1947

19. •Dr. Sachchidanand Sinha
•Dr. Rajendra Prasad
•Mr. Jawaharlala Nehru
•Various committees
•Dr. B.R.Ambedkar
•Other Aspects

20. •Britain
•U.S.A.
•Ireland
•Germany (Weimer Constitution)
•Australia
•France
•Former USSR

21. Sourabh Ubale
(LL.M.- I yr.
Department of Law,
University of Pune)