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On the occasion of the birth anniversary of B. R. Ambedkar, a special program was organized in the Central Hall of the Constitution House. During the event, children from different states of the country shared their thoughts on the Constitution and the life and vision of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, highlighting his contribution to justice, equality, and democracy. Disclaimer: This content is used strictly for educational and informational purposes under Section 52 (Fair Dealing) of the Copyright Act, 1957 (India). No copyright infringement is intended. All rights belong to their respective owners. Source: Sansad TV (publicly accessible content) #genz #youthparliament #drbhimraoambedkar #constitution #politics

India is called a secular nation not by accident, but by design and history. In a powerful discussion, Shashi Tharoor explains that India’s identity is rooted in centuries of diversity where multiple religions coexisted long before modern politics. He highlights that the Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and ensures that the state has no official religion. Kapil Sibal strengthens this argument from a legal perspective, stating that secularism is part of the Constitution’s basic structure and cannot be removed. He warns that if India shifts towards majoritarianism, it could weaken the very unity that holds the nation together. This debate is not just political — it’s about the idea of India itself: unity in diversity, equal respect for all faiths, and a system where every citizen stands equal before the law. #india #secularism #constitution #shashitharoor #kapilsibal indianpolitics democracy unityindiversity freedomofreligion indianconstitution

LKY in 1992 on why development is more important than democracy. In his writings and speeches he often argued that for poor, newly independent countries, economic development and social stability should come before democracy. In his view, western-style democratic systems needed strong institutions, an educated electorate, and a relatively prosperous society to work well. Without those foundations, politics would quickly become dominated by populism, patronage, and short-term electoral promises instead of long-term nation building. He frequently pointed to the Philippines as a warning, claiming that the quick adoption of Western-style democracy allowed powerful families and political factions to take over the system leading to instability, inconsistent policies, and slower economic progress. He believed that pursuing democratic idealism without looking at reality unintentionally prolongs poverty and human suffering. Is democracy always the starting point for a developing nation, or should prosperity come first? #lky #america #philippines #filipino #asia #asian #system #constitution #freedom #rights #culture #democracy #wisdom #society #usa #americans #economy #west #east

On the occasion of the birth anniversary of B. R. Ambedkar, a special program was organized in the Central Hall of the Constitution House. During the event, children from different states of the country shared their thoughts on the Constitution and the life and vision of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, highlighting his contribution to justice, equality, and democracy. #genz #youthparliament #drbhimraoambedkar #constitution #politics

Anti-ICE protesters carried a MASSIVE U.S. Constitution through the streets of Minneapolis. Not a flag. Not a slogan. The Constitution. Thousands marched, demanding accountability and asking whether federal enforcement is aligning with the rights written on those pages. No matter where you stand politically, this is a moment that says something. What do you think it means? #Minneapolis #ICE #Protest #ImmigrationPolicy #Constitution

Nani Palkhivala made the Indian Constitution safe primarily by developing the "Basic Structure Doctrine" in the landmark Kesavananda Bharati case (1973), which established that Parliament cannot alter the Constitution's fundamental features. As a legendary jurist, he protected fundamental rights, judicial review, and democratic principles against authoritarian amendments and government overreach throughout the 1960s and 70s #education #india #ambedkar #constitution #lawschool

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was born on April 14, 1891, in the town of Mhow (now Dr. Ambedkar Nagar) in Madhya Pradesh, India. He was the 14th and last child of Subedar Ramji Maloji Sakpal and Bhimabai. His birth anniversary is celebrated annually across India as Ambedkar Jayanti. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was a transformative leader who reshaped Indian society by drafting the Constitution, abolishing untouchability, and championing fundamental rights. He empowered marginalized communities through reservation policies, promoted gender equality via the Hindu Code Bill, and pushed for economic reforms and labor rights, including worker protections. Key changes and contributions led by Dr. Ambedkar include: Constitutional Transformation: As chairman of the Drafting Committee, Ambedkar ensured the Constitution provided civil liberties, prohibited discrimination, and abolished untouchability. Social Reform & Dalit Empowerment: He pioneered the temple entry movement, fought for legal rights for the oppressed, and campaigned for educational advancement for the marginalized. Women's Rights Advocate: He fought for gender equality, urging the adoption of the Hindu Code Bill to enhance women's rights to property and inheritance. Labor & Economic Reforms: He established employment exchanges, reduced working hours, introduced dearness allowances, and formulated irrigation and power policies. Reservation Policy: He secured affirmative action (reservation) in education and government jobs for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to ensure representation. Religious Transformation: On October 14, 1956, he converted to Buddhism, choosing a path based on liberty, equality, and fraternity. #drbrambedkar #constitution #indianpeople #explorepage #trendingvideo

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Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on April 16 criticised the Centre over the Women’s Reservation Bill, alleging that the government is attempting to mislead the public. He argued that the bill is a constitutional amendment, not merely linked to delimitation, and questioned the sequencing of delimitation before implementation of reservation. Sibal further claimed the move could be politically motivated, suggesting it may benefit the ruling party in northern states and help consolidate power in Parliament. #kapilsibal #womensreservationbill #delimitation #parliament #rajyasabha #indianpolitics #bjp #opposition #politicsnews #breakingnews #india #latestnews #constitution #womenempowerment #reservationbill #indian #bjpgovernment #legal #law

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