| Features of Indian
Constitution |
Borrowed From |
| The concept of Written
Constitution |
US |
| Fundamental Rights of People |
| The Concept of Supreme Court |
| Concept of Federal System |
| The Preamble |
| President and Supreme
Commander of the Armed Forces |
| Vice- President as the
ex-officio Chairman of Upper House |
| Independence of Judiciary
and judicial review |
| Method of Removal of Supreme
court and High court Judges |
| Nominal Head-President |
UK |
| Post of Prime Minister and
functions |
| The Cabinet System of
Ministers |
| Parliamentary form of
Government |
| Council of Ministers
responsible to Lower House |
| Two Chambers or Houses
Parliament |
| Speaker in Lower House |
| The concept of powerful
Lower House (Lok Sabha) |
| Fundamental Duties |
USSR |
| Five year Planning concept |
| Method of election of
President |
IRELAND |
| Concept of Directive
Principles of States Policy |
| Nomination of members in the
Rajya Sabha by the President |
| Concurrent list |
AUSTRALIA |
| Language of the preamble |
| Freedom of trade and
commerce |
| Fundamental Duties to the
People |
JAPAN |
| Law on which the Supreme
Court function |
| Social and cultural rights
to its citizen |
| A quasi-federal form of
government (a federal system with a strong central
government) |
CANADA |
| Idea of Residual Powers |
| Amendment of the
Constitution |
SOUTH
AFRICA |
| The right to freedom and
equality before law |
FRENCH |
| Suspension of Fundamental
Rights during the emergency |
GERMANY |
