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) Our national movement is considered as (a) a struggle against a foreign rule. (b) a struggle to rejuvenate our country. (c) a struggle to transform our society and politics. (d) All of the above.

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Answer:

(d) All of the above.

Explanation:

The prospect and issues regarding the framing of the Indian Constitution were one of the results of a united notion of an independent nation. Compared to that of Africa and its struggle with the Apartheid, India need not look for consensus opinion among the people. This was because the Indians, under British rule and already feeling frustrated with it, were already united and had already developed a consensus during the struggle for freedom.

So, the movement for that national unity and independence is not only a struggle against any foreign rule. It is also a "struggle to rejuvenate our country as well as transform our society".

Thus, the correct answer is option d.

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