· Prithvi Raj Kunapareddi

Country	Type of Constitution	Characteristics	Who is Supreme
England	Unwritten/Unitary	High power to the Center; traditions and customs-based; flexible; supremacy of Parliament	Parliament
Israel	Unwritten/Unitary	Lacks a formal written constitution but governed by Basic Laws	Parliament
Saudi Arabia	Unwritten/Monarchy	Governed by religious laws; high central authority; monarchy-led	King/Monarchy
India	Written/Federal	Clearly defined division of powers between Center and States; rigid and difficult to amend	Constitution/Judiciary
USA	Written/Federal	Written constitution with clear division of powers; Federal system with a balance of powers	Constitution
Bahrain	Unwritten/Monarchy	Monarchy-led; high control of central authority; guided by traditional laws	King/Monarchy
Yemen	Unwritten/Monarchy	Governed by central authority and traditions; monarchy	King/Monarchy
Oman	Unwritten/Monarchy	Central control; laws based on monarch’s decisions	King/Monarchy
Australia	Written/Federal	Written constitution; division of powers between federal and state governments; Westminster system	Constitution/Parliament
New Zealand	Unwritten/Unitary	No single written constitution; based on statutes, conventions, and customs	Parliament
Canada	Written/Federal	Federal system with a written constitution; division of powers between federal and provincial governments	Constitution/Parliament