The UNION OF INDIANA is an independent ‘Union of States' which got its independence
from British Rule in 1947. The Constitution of Indiana imbibes in itself wisdom and
farsightedness based on the principle of " Vasudhev Kuttumbhkam" which means "the
whole world is our family". Taking inspiration from the constitutions of the major
democracies of the world, the Constitution of Indiana was sagaciously drafted by the
members of its Constituent Assembly. It encompasses the values of Human Dignity and
Equality. It guarantees to its citizens certain fundamental rights - the scope of which is
considerably enlarged by the dynamic judgments of the Supreme Court of Indiana.
Moreover, Indiana is a member of the U.N. and has vowed to abide by and implement the
mandate of all International Human Rights instruments. Among the members of U.N., the
image of Indiana is that of a ‘responsible State.' The Constitutional, legal and policy
framework of the Union of Indiana is in pari materia to the Union of India.
The Union of Indiana is a multi-religious, multi-lingual, multi-cultural and secular country
which exhibits to the world the principle of "Unity in Diversity." The major religion of
Indiana is ‘Hinduism' after which the majority of the people follow ‘Islam'. Besides this,
there are other minorities belonging to Christianity, Judaism, Jainism, Buddhism, etc.
People, by nature, are very peace loving and harmonious and have been in the habit of
helping each other since time immemorial irrespective of religion, race or creed. Modern
Indiana took inspiration from the west and inducted democratic set-up in its governance
through its Constitution. Fundamental ideology of its Constitution is "equality among all"
in general, and "equality among equals" in particular.
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I.I. Lexiton College is the distinguished law school of the “UNION OF INDIANA”. Lexiton
College provides official recognition to certain groups of students. This mechanism is
known as ‘Lexiton College Registered Student Organization’ (LCRSO) program. This
status confers several benefits upon the group like using official communication channels,
financial assistance, college facilities for meetings and office space, and most importantly
Lexiton College’s name and logo. This recognition in turn is granted when these student
organizations abide by certain conditions. They have to comply with Lexiton College’s
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