Constitution Day Celebrations Held at It’s Govt Pre University College, Hampankatta, Mangalore
Mangalore, November 26, 2024: The Government Pre-University College, Hampankatta, Mangalore, in collaboration with several other institutions, including My Bharath Mangalore, Bangalore, Department of Youth Affairs, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, and Dakshin Kanava University, organized a program to celebrate Constitution Day.
The event was graced by the presence of several distinguished guests. The guests of honor included Mahesh Holla, Executive Officer of the Taluk Panchayat; Jagadish K., Administrative Officer of Nehru Yuva Kendra; Prof. Vineetha Rai, Retired Registrar of Examinations at Roshni Nilaya; Suresh Rai Chudamulle, representative of the Youth Federation of Dakshina Kannada; Naveen Kottari; and Santhosh Shetty. Their presence added significance to the event, and their participation in the discussions and activities helped to make the celebration a memorable one.
The program began with a warm welcome to the dignitaries present, followed by an invocation of the blessings of Almighty God. Prof. Vineetha K., the resource person for the event, addressed the gathering on the significance of the Indian Constitution and the rights, duties, and responsibilities of citizens.
Prof. Vineetha K. emphasized that the Indian Constitution is a sacred document that enshrines the fundamental rights and duties of citizens. She highlighted the importance of understanding and upholding these rights and duties to build a progressive, inclusive, and equitable society.
The fundamental rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution include the right to equality, freedom, and protection against exploitation. The resource person emphasized the importance of fundamental duties, such as respecting the Constitution, promoting harmony and brotherhood, and protecting the environment.
Prof. Vineetha K. also highlighted the responsibilities of citizens, including respecting and obeying the laws of the land, participating in the democratic process, paying taxes, and promoting social justice and equality.
The program concluded with a call to action, urging citizens to uphold the values enshrined in the Indian Constitution and to work towards building a better future for all.
The event was attended by students, faculty members, and dignitaries from various institutions. The program served as a reminder of the importance of the Indian Constitution and the role of citizens in upholding its values.
The event was conducted with finesse by Mallika M., Lecturer in Commerce, who served as the Master of the Ceremony. She seamlessly guided the program from start to finish, ensuring a smooth and engaging experience for all attendees. The program was also supported by other faculty members, including Shymala P.S., Lecturer in Political Science, who delivered the welcome address, and Ramesh, Lecturer in Chemistry, who proposed the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all the guests, participants, and organizers for making the event a success.
Constitution Day Celebrations Held Across India
Today, November 26, 2024, marks the 75th Constitution Day of India, a day that commemorates the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1949. The Constitution, which is the longest written constitution in the world, emphasizes the values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.
As part of the celebrations, educational programs, awareness campaigns, and cultural activities were organized to engage citizens and promote civic responsibility. The events underscored the importance of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity, and encouraged citizens to reflect on their roles in upholding constitutional values.
In his address, the Prime Minister of India highlighted the significance of the Indian Constitution and its role in shaping the country’s democratic framework. He also emphasized the need for citizens to actively participate in civic affairs and promote constitutional values.
The Constitution Day celebrations serve as a reminder of India’s commitment to building a progressive, inclusive, and equitable society for all citizens. As the country celebrates this momentous occasion, it is essential to reflect on the values enshrined in the Constitution and strive to uphold them in our daily lives.
