Samvidhan Diwas (Constitution Day)

 

Every year on 26th November, India pauses for a moment—like turning the page of a precious book—to celebrate Samvidhan Diwas, the day our Constitution was adopted. It is not just a date marked on the calendar; it is the birthday of India’s identity, the blueprint of our democracy, and the guiding light that shows us who we are and who we can become.

More than seven decades ago, a group of brilliant minds gathered in the halls of the Constituent Assembly. Among them stood a remarkable leader—Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a visionary who believed that a nation is built not just with bricks, but with ideas. He, along with other members, spent nearly three years debating, discussing, and dreaming. They didn’t simply write a document—they carved out a future.

The Constitution they gifted us is like a compass. It tells us what direction our country should move in:

towards justice,

towards liberty,

towards equality,

and towards fraternity.

These are not just powerful words; they are promises—promises that every Indian carries within their heart.

But Samvidhan Diwas is not only about celebrations. It is also a gentle reminder. A reminder that while we enjoy our Fundamental Rights, we must also honour our Fundamental Duties. A nation becomes truly strong not only when its people demand their rights, but also when they responsibly perform their duties—protecting public property, respecting others, and contributing to unity.

 

In many ways, the Constitution is like a living tree. It grows, adapts, and spreads its branches through amendments, ensuring that new generations find shade under its values. And like gardeners, we are responsible for nurturing it.

So, on this Samvidhan Diwas, let us not just remember the past—let us celebrate the present and imagine the future. Let us carry the spirit of the Constitution within us, not only in our words but in our actions. For every time we stand for truth, treat someone with respect, or protect another’s rights, we honour the legacy of the day our Constitution was born.

Samvidhan Diwas is more than a commemoration.

It is a celebration of India’s soul—a soul that beats with democracy, dignity, and hope.

 

🌟 संविधान दिवस

 

छब्बीस नवंबर की सुनहरी भोर,
लाया भारत के लिए नया दौर।
लिखा गया था एक महान विधान,
जिससे रोशन हुआ भारत का मान।

डॉ. अंबेडकर की दूरदृष्टि थी,
हर शब्द में उनकी सच्ची शक्ति थी।
न्याय, स्वतंत्रता, समानता का संग,
बंधुत्व की भावना से जुड़ा हर अंग।

संविधान हमारा गौरव है,
देश का दीपक, पथप्रदर्शक है।
अधिकारों का देता है संदेश,
कर्तव्यों से बनता है देश।

हम सब मिलकर प्रतिज्ञा लें,
नियमों का सदा सम्मान करें।
सच्चाई, साहस साथ लिए,
भारत को ऊँचा स्थान करें।

इस संविधान दिवस पर हम,
नया संकल्प जगाएँ मन में।
देश की शान को बढ़ाएँ हम,
कर्तव्य निभाएँ तन-मन-धन से।

 

 

Happy Children's Day

                    

                 

Children’s Day is celebrated on November 14th every year in India, in honor of the birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. He loved children very much and believed that they were the true strength of a nation. He often said, “Children are the foundation of the future.” Pandit Nehru wanted every child to have a bright future and a good education. He understood that the well-being of children directly affects the well-being of a nation. That’s why he worked tirelessly to ensure children had the opportunities to learn, grow, and dream big.

                                                  On this special day, we celebrate our dreams, our rights, and our potential. We are the future of the world, and the world looks forward to the amazing things we will do. But to make our dreams come true, we need the support of our teachers, parents, and society. They guide us, teach us, and provide the love and care that we need to succeed. Children's Day is also a day to remind everyone about the importance of child rights. Every child has the right to education, the right to safety, and the right to be happy. No child should ever feel neglected, unsafe, or unwanted. We all deserve the chance to live in a world where we can smile, play, and learn

 without fear. It’s up to all of us to make sure that children everywhere get the care and respect they deserve.

                                                   On this day, we should also remember that every child is unique. Each one of us has different talents, interests, and dreams. Some of us are good at sports, some are good at arts, some are brilliant at math, and others are great musicians. What matters is that we encourage each other, appreciate our differences, and support each other in reaching our goals. We also need to remember that education is one of the most powerful tools we have to build a better future. It opens doors to new opportunities, helps us understand the world around us, and gives us the knowledge we need to solve problems and make a difference. We should never take education for granted. Let’s value every lesson, every teacher, and every opportunity to learn.

This Children's Day, let us promise to:

 1. Value education and work hard to learn as much as we can.

 2. Respect and care for each other, no matter where we come from or how different we are.

 3. Protect our environment so that the future we inherit will be clean, green, and beautiful.

 4. Be kind and compassionate, because every act of kindness makes the world a better place. As children, we have the power to dream big and achieve great things. Let’s aim high, work hard, and always remember that we have the potential to change the world for the better.

 

Happy Children’s Day to everyone! Let’s continue to dream big, smile often, and work together to create a better world for us all.

 

  

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