The Preamble tote bag

Rajendra Prasad

  1. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11Instead of moving it, do you suggest that it should be held over ?
  2. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11Is it the wish of the House that this clause also should be held over ?
  3. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11It stands over. We had a number of new propositions which were sought to be put forward in the form of amendments by certain Members, and it was decided…
  4. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11Seth Govind Das has made a suggestion that these clauses be referred to the Advisory Committee for consideration and that they may be brought up here…
  5. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11All these clauses are referred to the Advisory Committee.
  6. Mr. President:CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11What is your suggestion? Do you move any proposition?
  7. Mr. President:CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11What is your suggestion, whether this should form or should not form part of the Constitution ?
  8. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11This is the Report of the Committee and the House has to express itself on this part of the Report. That is why I asked Mr. Sidhwa whether this should be…
  9. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11Mr. Sidhwa’s proposition is that that paragraph should be adopted. Does any one wish to speak on this?
  10. CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11I put it to the House that paragraph 9 of the Report be adopted.
  11. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 2We have already considered clause 2 of the Fundamental Rights.
  12. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 2I take it you are referring to the last sentence of paragraph 7 of the Report which says: “We recommend that such an examination be undertaken before…
  13. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 2When the House has accepted it, that means that action will be taken.
  14. Mr. President :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 2They will go as they are. The Secretariat will refer them to the Advisory Committee.
  15. Mr. President :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .There are one or two matters to which I should like to make a reference. Hon’ble Members will recollect that notice was given of Resolutions regarding…
  16. Mr. President :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .I did not expect any discussion on this. I simply expressed what I was feeling and I expect this thing would be taken into consideration at a later…
  17. Mr. President :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .Anyway, let him finish.
  18. Mr. President :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .[Yes. I tell you why this could not be done. Our Hindustani Staff was not yet complete but arrangements are being made and I think it should be possible…
  19. Mr. President :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .It will be in a language which will be intelligible. (Laughter).
  20. Mr. President :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .Then, one other matter which I think we have to decide, i.e., the next session of the Assembly. At the last session the House passed a Resolution fixing…