The Constitution of India with long parliamentary debates drafted by the committee of wise people headed by Dr.B.R. Ambedkar borrowed from various Constitutions of the world over and Government of India Act, 1935 enacted during British days and having undergone about 100 amendments, now comprises of 395 Articles divided in 12 Parts and 12 Schedules, which broadly imbibes and adopts democratic values, Fundamental Rights of citizens akin to United States of America, bicameral Parliament system from Westminster model in the unwritten Constitutional system of United Kingdom, Fundamental Duties of the citizens & the Directive Principles in Part IV and Indian Constitution though binds India in a Federal character, the Central Government being given the superior and supreme powers for maintaining borders, unity, integrity and external relationship of the country while the States, 28 in numbers constituted under the State Reorganization Act, 1956, enjoy independent legislative powers about health, law & order, primary education & Panchayati Raj Institutions etc.