Indian Polity · Polity
The term 'Sovereign' in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution fundamentally implies that India has:
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- 1The power to change the Constitution only after securing the consent of the British Crown
- 2An association with the UN that mandates India to frame its domestic policies in accordance with international directives
- 3The power to enter into treaties only with approval from the Commonwealth of Nations
- 4The unrestricted power to legislate and complete autonomy over its internal and external affairs✓
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The unrestricted power to legislate and complete autonomy over its internal and external affairs
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