How to do it: the Constituent Assembly's 299 members were elected by the provincial legislative assemblies, so every province and princely state region sent members. Start from your present State, and remember that in 1946 the province may have had a different name and boundary — Bombay Presidency, Madras Presidency, the Central Provinces, Bihar, the United Provinces, Assam, Punjab, and so on.
What a good answer must contain:
- the names of two or three members connected with your region;
- the constituency or province each represented;
- one sentence on what each contributed — a committee they served on, a debate they spoke in, or work they did in the freedom movement;
- the source you got each fact from.
Sample answer: “Our school is in Bihar. From the Bihar province, Dr. Rajendra Prasad was a member — he was elected Chairman of the Constituent Assembly, and later became India's first President. Shri Krishna Sinha and Anugrah Narayan Sinha, both leaders of the freedom movement in Bihar, were also members. We found this in a book in our school library and confirmed the names on the Constituent Assembly pages of the Sansad website.”