The Fifteen: The Lives and Times of the Women in India’s Constituent Assembly'We are here laying down principles [of democracy] for days to come, for generations, for the nation' In 1946, the Indian Constituent Assembly was tasked with formulating the document that would soon govern the largest democracy in the world. Among its 299 members, were 15 women. These women were vastly different from each other from members of royal families and the political elite to those from marginalized Dalit and Latin Christian communities;

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