The provision of Indian constitution which was borrowed from U.S.A. is ____________________.

Independence of the judiciary.

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Parliamentary form of government.

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Directive principles of state policy.

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Uni-cameralism.

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Solution

The correct option is A Independence of the judiciary.
America has one of the smallest constitution. Indian Constitution has taken Independence of Judiciary from America. Judiciary is independent from any interference of Executive and Legislature. Judges are appointed by President and thereby independent.

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