Q. Which one of the following best describes the Indian Constitution as a ‘living document’?

[A] It allows for constant reinterpretation by state legislatures, reflecting regional interests and political agendas.

[B] It is interpreted strictly in accordance with the literal meaning of its provisions, ensuring stability and continuity over time.

[C] It can adapt to changing social, economic, and political conditions through judicial interpretation and legislative amendments.

[D] It incorporates checks and balances to ensure that no amendments can be made without the approval of the judiciary.

Answer: C
Notes:

Explanation – The Indian Constitution is described as a ‘living document’ because it has the capacity to adapt and evolve over time in response to changing social, economic, and political conditions. This dynamic nature allows the Constitution to uphold its core principles of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity while being responsive to the needs of a modern and changing society.

Source: The Hindu

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