Typo error or...???? Supreme Court terms Union Of India as Union Of Bharat in new circular
"India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States," says Article 1 of the Indian Constitution. Article 1 underscores the unity of India.
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Supreme Court of India, in a recent circular to advocates, listed out directions to not seek adjournments in the matters listed before all the courts in the case list dated January 31, 2024. But what caught the readers' eye was the mention of the Union of India as Union of Bharat.
"India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States," says Article 1 of the Indian Constitution. Article 1 underscores the unity of India.
The article unequivocally declares that all the various entities comprising the country will come together as one nation, preserving the territorial integrity and sovereignty of India. This unity is crucial for maintaining peace, stability, and the overall progress of the country
Last year, the G20 dinner invite referred to the President as "President of Bharat", triggering a massive controversy with people speculating that the government was going to change the name of the country from India to Bharat.
Several legal and constitutional experts argued that both the names can be used and there was no illegality in the use of 'Bharat' in the place of 'India' in official communication orders.