Ans. Yes, constitutional morality can evolve over time. As society progresses and new challenges emerge, interpretations of constitutional provisions may change to accommodate the evolving needs and aspirations of the people. Courts play a significant role in interpreting the constitution and adapting its principles to the contemporary context. However, any evolution of constitutional morality should be grounded in the core values and principles of the constitution itself, ensuring that it remains consistent with the original intent and spirit of the constitution.