Here is the table detailing the provisions borrowed from other countries in the Indian Constitution:
| Country | Provisions Included in the Indian Constitution |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Parliamentary system, Rule of Law, Single Citizenship, Parliamentary Sovereignty, Cabinet system, Executive powers in the name of the President. |
| United States | Fundamental Rights, Judicial Review, Independence of the Judiciary, Supremacy of the Constitution, Position of Vice President. |
| Ireland | Directive Principles of State Policy, Nomination of members to the Rajya Sabha by the President. |
| Canada | Federal structure, Division of powers between the Union and States, Strong central government, Provision of Governor. |
| Australia | Concurrent List, Procedure for amendment of the Constitution. |
| Germany (Weimar Republic) | Emergency Provisions. |
| South Africa | Procedure for Constitutional Amendments, Election of the President. |
| France | Republican system, Ideals of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. |
| Soviet Union (Now Russia) | Fundamental Duties, Principles of Social Justice, and Economic Equality. |
| Japan | Concept of Equality before the Law. |
