Controversial Bill Aims to Remove 'Socialist' and 'Secular' from Preamble

There's a big debate in India about changing the Preamble of the Constitution.

Some people want to remove the words 'socialist' and 'secular' because they think these words were added in a way that wasn't very democratic.

But others are worried that taking these words out could make the country less fair and more unequal.

The Supreme Court has said these words are important parts of the Constitution, so changing them could cause big problems.

People are also upset because the government isn't talking to the public or experts about this change.

It's a very important discussion because the Constitution is like the rulebook for the whole country, and changing it should be done carefully.