Is the Constitution More Than Just a Document? It’s India’s Essence!
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Key Takeaways
- Samvidhan Divas celebrated with enthusiasm.
- Om Birla highlighted youth's role in nation-building.
- Importance of understanding the Constitution.
- Plans for constitutional courses in schools and universities.
- Commitment to community development through local employment.
Jaipur, Nov 25 (NationPress) Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) commemorated Samvidhan Divas with immense enthusiasm, pride, and patriotic spirit, celebrating the day with impactful messages centered on constitutional values and national responsibility.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla attended the event as the Chief Guest, accompanied by Member of Parliament (Jaipur) Manju Sharma and Bagru MLA Kailash Chand Verma as Guests of Honour.
In his address to the faculty, students, and staff, Chief Guest Om Birla underscored the obligation of every citizen to comprehend, respect, and uphold the Constitution of India, asserting that such awareness is crucial for the development of a Vikshit Bharat.
He emphasized the significance of youth in nation-building, stating, “Nation First is the mindset of our youth. Our Constitution is more than a document—it's the very soul of our nation.”
He also revealed that the Parliament of India is planning to roll out structured courses on the Constitution in schools and universities nationwide to enhance constitutional literacy and civic consciousness.
Birla commended MUJ’s outstanding infrastructure and dynamic academic environment, expressing confidence that the university will soon become a key hub for innovation and research, significantly addressing global challenges. He also led the attendees in taking the Constitutional Oath, emphasizing the solemnity and spirit of the occasion.
The Chief Guest, along with other dignitaries, inaugurated a modern gymnasium located in MUJ’s new hostel complex. Guest of Honour Manju Sharma highlighted the necessity of harmonizing constitutional rights with values and duties, remarking that true national advancement is unattainable without robust moral foundations.
MLA Kailash Chand Verma praised MUJ for generating meaningful job opportunities for local youth and applauded the university’s ongoing commitment to community development.
In his welcome speech, Karunakar A. Kotegar, Pro-President of MUJ, expressed gratitude and emphasized the importance of celebrating Constitution Day in the presence of distinguished national leaders.
During his presidential address, Niti Nipun Sharma, President of MUJ, highlighted the university’s academic successes and the contributions of MUJ’s students and alumni on both national and global stages.
He reaffirmed MUJ’s steadfast dedication to excellence, research, innovation, and the cultivation of responsible citizens. The event concluded with the National Anthem, marking a respectful end to a day dedicated to honoring the principles and spirit of the Indian Constitution.