Answer: The Indian Constitution is the world’s longest legal document. Starting out, there were three ninety-five articles in twenty-two sections and eight schedules. As the second-largest working constitution in the world, it contains approximately 145,000 words. Twenty-five parts with twelve schedules and five appendices, four forty-eight articles and a hundred and one amendments are currently in place.
The Indian Constitution Drafting Committee was established on August 29th, 1947, with the appointment of seven members:
- D.P. Khaitan
- B.R. Ambedkar
- Mohammad Saadulla
- N. Gopalaswami
- B.L. Mitter
- Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar
- K.M Munshi