The Supreme Court affirmed that the Constitution is a "living document," capable of evolving with changing social and political needs, while upholding the inclusion of these terms as reflective of India's commitment to equality, justice, and secularism. Supreme Court’s Verdict on “Socialist”
The Supreme Court affirmed that the Constitution is a "living document," capable of evolving with changing social and political needs, while upholding the inclusion of these terms as reflective of India's commitment to equality, justice, and secularism. Supreme Court’s Verdict on “Socialist”
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