The Preamble tote bag

N. G. Ranga

  1. Professor N. G. Ranga (Madras: General) :RESOLUTION RE: AIMS AND OBJECTS—contd.Is a member entitled to speak more than once on the same Resolution? When he has got two or three amendments, let him move the whole lot of them and make…

  1. Prof. N. G. Ranga (Madras: General) :RESOLUTION RE: AIMS AND OBJECTS—contd.Mr. Chairman and friends, I am extremely glad to be able to support this Resolution. It does not mean that I am quite satisfied with it; but so far as…

  1. Prof. N.G. Ranga (Madras : General) :BUDGET ESTIMATES OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLYI second it.

  1. Prof. N. G. Ranga (Madras: General) :COMMITTEE ON SUBJECTS ASSIGNED TO THE UNION CENTREMr. President I wish to suggest that Dr. Ambedkar’s name should be included in this list, and I appeal to one of the members whose names are suggested to…

  1. Prof. N. G. Ranga (Madras: General) :INTERIM REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS*I wish to congratulate this Committee on having produced this very valuable document and presented it to this House. I think it is not worthy of any…
  2. Prof. N. G. Ranga :INTERIM REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS*I have said enough about it. We are told that this document is prepared from the view point of a policeman. I do not know where the policeman comes in…

  1. Prof. N. G. Ranga (Madras: General) :REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEDoes that mean that, supposing these two Committees come to the conclusion that this question need not be discussed at all and that they need make no…

  1. Prof. N.G. Ranga (Madras: General) :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.Mr. President, Sir, I am very vehemently opposed to the point of view placed before this House by the two previous speakers. It is exceedingly difficult…

  1. Prof. N C. Ranga (Madras: General):REPORT OF THE UNION CONSTITUTION COMMITTEECLAUSE 22AMr. Vice-President, Sir, I am very much opposed to leaving such an important matter to the mere whims of the Defence Organisation. For a long time now,…

  1. Prof. N. G. Ranga (Madras: General) :DURATION OF AUGUST SESSIONWhat about the clauses relating to the provinces and the Indian Union which have not yet been disposed of?