Indian Constitution

The supreme legal document and framework of government for the Republic of India, adopted in 1950, which was largely drafted by B.R. Ambedkar and embodies principles such as fundamental rights, safeguards for marginalized communities, and federal governance.

Claims that use this term

• Ambedkar drafted the Indian Constitution and renounced Hinduism in 1935
• The final Indian Constitution diluted Ambedkar’s more radical safeguards and reforms