jawaharlal nehru moved the objective resolution on 13 december 1946.
jawaharlal nehru moved the objective resolution on 13 december 1946.
who moved the objective resolution on 13 december 1946?
jawaharlal nehru
bullet::::- "11 december 1946": "president appointed - rajendra prasad," vice-chairman h. c. mukherjee and "constitutional legal adviser b. n. rau" "(initially 389 members in total, which declined to 299 after partition. out of 389 - 292 were from govt. province, 4 from chief commissioner province and 93 from princely states)"









































bullet::::- 13 december 1946: "an 'objective resolution' was presented by jawaharlal nehru", "laying down the underlying principles of the constitution. which later became the preamble of the constitution."









































bullet::::- "22 january 1947": objective resolution unanimously adopted.









































bullet::::- "22 july 1947": "national flag adopted."
constituent assembly of india
bullet::::- "bad news" stories in newspapers, shortage of watches and clocks, return of the jews to palestine









































6 december 1946









































bullet::::- antisemitic tone in "trilby" by george du maurier, recommendation of middle-age retirement for writers (h. g. wells), printing of four-letter words









































13 december 1946









































bullet::::- uno and other international conferences, issues of national sovereignty









































20 december 1946









































bullet::::- christmas - in praise of indulgence and conviviality in disregard for vegetarians and teetotallers.









































27 december 1946









































bullet::::- how modern knowledge has to depend on authority rather than reasoning, laski's libel case, disgusting american 'comics'









































3 january 1947
as i please