The document discusses the importance of the Indian Constitution. It lays out that the Constitution is the supreme law of the country and establishes the framework of government. It defines the structure and responsibilities of the main organs of government - the executive, legislature, and judiciary. It also spells out the rights and duties of citizens. The Constitution protects citizens' rights irrespective of factors like caste or creed and treats all people equally under the law.

1. IMPORTANCE OF
CONSTITUTION
- SHREYAN DUTTA
COMPANY SECRETARY – LAW OFFICES OF INDIA

2. INTRODUCTION
 The Constitution of India is the supreme law of the country. It
is a living document, an instrument which makes the
government system work.
 It lays down the framework defining fundamental political
principles, establishes the structure, procedures, powers and
duties of government institutions and sets out fundamental
rights, directive principles and duties of citizens.

3. IMPORTANCE OF CONSTITUTION
 It lays down basic structure of the government under which its people are
to be governed.
 It establishes the main organs of the government
 It demarcates the responsibilities of each organ.
 It lays down National goals i.e Democracy, Socialism etc.
 It also spells out the rights and duties of citizens.
EXECUTIVE LEGISLATURE JUDICIARY

4. CONTD.
 Today, mostly every democratic country has a Constitution.
 The Constitution protects the rights of the citizens irrespective of their
caste ,creed etc.
 In a constitutional country therefore, every person is treated equally
regardless of his position and is expected to abide by higher law.

5. SIGNIFICANCE OF CONSTITUTION
 The Constitution of a country doesn’t simply provide a recipe for an
efficient government but also deals with limitations of power.
Since power corrupts , and absolute power corrupts absolutely a
Constitution is established to restrict the abuse of power by those who
conduct governmental functions.
 Last but not the least, a Constitution can be safely said to be a social
contract between the government and the people it governs.
It can also be deemed as the Fundamental underlying framework of
Government for a nation.

6. END OF PRESENTATION
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