The introduction to the Indian Constitution is called:

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Preamble - The term 'Preamble' is conceptually derived from the Latin word 'Praeambulus', which literally means 'to go before' or an introductory statement.It acts as a preface or the guiding light of the Constitution, briefly setting out its main objectives and philosophy.The practice of beginning a written constitution with a Preamble was first introduced by the United States of America (USA). India borrowed this brilliant concept from the American Constitution.Other Options (A) Charter: A charter is a formal document granting rights or privileges by a sovereign power (e.g., The historic Charter Acts passed by the British Parliament for India).(C) Parliament: It is the supreme legislative (law-making) body of India, mentioned under Article 79 of the Constitution.(D) Legislature: This is a generic term for an officially elected body of people vested with the power to make laws for a political unit (like the State Legislature).

The introduction to the Indian Constitution is called:

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