The Preamble tote bag

Rajendra Prasad

  1. Mr. President:REPORT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS COMMITTEE“(vi) Ministers of the Dominion Government, who are not members of the Constituent Assembly should have the right to attend and participate In its, work…
  2. Mr. President:REPORT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS COMMITTEE“(vii) Necessary modifications, adaptions and additions should be made— (a) by the President of the Constituent Assembly to the Rules and Standing Orders…
  3. Mr. President:REPORT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS COMMITTEE“(b) by the Constituent Assembly or the President, as the case may be to the Rules and Standing Orders to carry out the provisions of para. 9 of the…
  4. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS COMMITTEEThe question is: That the Resolution as a whole be adopted, namely: “1. That with reference to the Motion by the Honourable Dr. B. R. Ambedkar regarding…
  5. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS COMMITTEENow that this resolution has been carried, I purpose to take up the adaptation of the rules and the Standing Orders and also such sections of the adapted…
  6. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS COMMITTEEThe matter is in the hands of the Members. I propose to close the session tomorrow.

  1. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)We have now to take up the consideration of the Supplementary Report of the Fundamental Rights Committee.
  2. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)The Resolution is that this Assembly do proceed to take into consideration the Supplementary Report on the subject of Fundamental Rights submitted by the…
  3. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)Will the Honourable Member now come to the point? (Laughter.)
  4. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)The question is: “That the question be now put.”
  5. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)At present we have taken up the motion that the Report be taken into consideration and if this motion is carried, then we shall take it up clause by…
  6. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)The motion is: “That the Report be taken into consideration.”
  7. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)I hope the Members will bear in mind this advice of as experienced legislator like Mr. Aney.
  8. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16I have notice of several amendments to this Clause.
  9. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16But you have given no notice of any such amendment?
  10. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Mr. Dhulekar suggests that the words “teaching institution” may be used, in the first line of this clause, in place of the word “school”. He has given no…
  11. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16There are only two amendments of which I have notice. Both the amendments have been moved. Now, the resolution and the amendments are open for discussion.
  12. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16It seems to me that nobody is willing to speak on this motion or the amendment. Will Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel reply.
  13. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Oh, you want to speak?
  14. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Mr. Pataskar wants to know whether ‘school’ includes colleges or not.