Constitution
Day is being celebrated today across the country to mark the adoption
of the Indian Constitution by the Constituent Assembly. The day is additionally referred to as
National Law Day and commemorates the adoption of the Constitution in
India. On 26th November in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of the country
formally adopted the Constitution of India which came into force on
26th January 1950.
Constitution Day was first celebrated in 2015,
when NDA Government decided to mark the day as a tribute to Dr B R
Ambedkar who played a crucial role in its framing because the Chairman of the Drafting Committee.
The
constituent assembly took two years, eleven months and seventeen days
to accomplish the stupendous task of drafting the historic document. It
had many members who fought for the liberty of the country and came from different regions, religions, communities reflecting the country's diversity.
The
Constitution declares India a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic
republic, assuring its citizens justice, equality and liberty and
endeavours to market fraternity. it's the longest written constitution of any sovereign country within the world. The Indian constitution has stood the test of the time as India has been ready to foster a vibrant democracy at its heart.
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