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In Dholpur, over 50,000 students embrace democracy through Bal Sansads, debates, and Constitution Clubs. Abandoned buildings now thrive as libraries, empowering girls, boosting confidence, and turning the Preamble a lived reality of everyday citizenship.

The Constitution guarantees us all some fundamental rights but these individuals are working tirelessly to make sure that everyone can enjoy those freedoms.

Having cleared the UPSC CSE three times, Nikhil Agrawal shares important tips to successfully clear the civil service exams.

India's Constitution promises equality, justice and fraternity, while also laying down some fundamental duties all citizens must uphold. This Republic Day, we celebrate people upholding these ethos.

As President Ram Nath Kovind addresses the nation on the eve of India's 72nd Republic Day, we look back at five presidential speeches that talk about the pursuit of core ideals that the makers of our Constitution had spelt out.

The right to protest peacefully is enshrined in the Indian Constitution—Article 19(1)(a) guarantees the freedom of speech and expression; Article 19(1)(b) assures citizens the right to assemble peaceably and without arms.

“It is imperative that the book is read cover to cover for the first 2-3 times. The nature of the book is such that if an aspirant reads it logically, one will be better placed while later memorising important aspects of the book.”

In 2008, the once reclusive Land of the Thunder Dragon further opened its doors and joined the world’s democracies. Here’s the crucial role India played in it.

It comes as no surprise that members of the Constituent Assembly—the framers of our Constitution—held fierce debates on the subject of language.

“We are not a nation of shopkeepers. Whatever the economic consequences maybe we want to stand on certain principles.”