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Our constitution establishes India as a democratic, socialist, secular republic. It guarantees certain fundamental rights to citizens and also outlines corresponding duties. The constitution was adopted in 1949 and came into force in 1950 on January 26th, which is celebrated as Republic Day. It provides guidelines for the government to ensure welfare of all citizens and improvement of living conditions, especially for weaker sections of society.
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