This is Mur @mur2501@social.cleverlibre.org

@AugierLe42e
What do you mean by hot?

@trinsec
The drafters of the constitution visited and studied the constitutions of UK, USA, Canada, Australia, France, Soviet Union, Ireland, Weimer Germany, Japan, etc So the constitution as laws and provisions very similar to those nations.

Parliamentary government from UK
Bill of rights from the USA
Notions of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity from France
Distribution of power between state and center from Canada
Article of Fundamental duties from USSR
Etc.

@trinsec
Bible is around 788,000 words while the Indian constitution is around 145,000 words long so yeah not so thick. But also writing a constitution is much harder then writing bible
Or dictionaries

@trinsec
Ummm
India got independence on 15th August 1947

Anyway on 26th January comes the Republic Day of India ( When the constitution of India came into effect on 26th January 1950 leaving the Dominion of Britain and becoming a fully independent republic )

Why it took so much time between Independence and becoming a republic?
Reason 1: India has the longest written constitution in the world so that thick book took some time to be finished
Reason 2: The princes of the 560 princely states had to decide either to join India or Pakistan or become Independent. (Though becoming independent was just on paper and not an actual option for them)

@trinsec
Though yeah there are always skirmishes going on between the different peoples. Like the southern India sees the status of Hindi as an official language as north Indian imperialism on them. Meanwhile there is a maoist insurgency going on in the highly tribal and forested parts of India
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naxalite%E2%80%93Maoist_insurgency?wprov=sfla1

@trinsec
Well cause the regions are very inter-dependent when it comes to agricultural produce and many other stuffs. Most of the Indian regions have been inter-dependent on one other for one thing or other. It's just we have been diverse throughout a big chunk of history so it doesn't really much matters. Also you wouldn't be able to much draw boundaries here as when you divide by language the lines would be different, by culture the lines would again be different, same with religion, tradition, etc.

@Vishsai
Ahh thankyou
It's not really hard to take this pictures

@trinsec
You can try to understand India but at the end you will always fail
The reason been that you see India as a single unit while we see it as thousands of stones barely bundled together with a thin thread called India

@trinsec
From what I see that place is very different and we can't understand it neither they can understand us.