[Study Tips] How to remember the Sources of Indian Constitution

Update – Preamble added in the US *

This topic – “Sources of Indian Constitution” comes under Indian Polity. It covers all those features that our constitution borrowed from other countries’ constitutions or laws. It is very important for the exam but could easily be confused in the exam hall. To make your life easier, I’ve created mnemonic stories from those features in this post. Just remembering the story would be enough to recall in the exam.

This topic of “[Study Tips] How to remember the Sources of Indian Constitution” is important from the perspective of the UPSC IAS Examination, which falls under General Studies Portion.

What is a Mnemonic story?

• It is the creation of a visual and memorable sentence by stringing together the list of facts that you want to memorise.
• Example: Cat, Leaf, Wind => A pink cat is chasing a giant leaf blowing in the wind.

Note: The following mnemonics don’t have any particular meaning. These are created just for the retention of information through a story basis. More such mnemonics are added in the polity mindmaps.

Features borrowed from the Government of India Act, 1935

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From Britain

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From the United States *

 

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From Ireland

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From Canada

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From Australia

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From the Germany-Weimar Republic

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From Soviet Union

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From France

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From South Africa

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From Japan

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