On Constitution Day, Students Presented Impressive Performances at Government Inter College Dadera Pura, Ayodhya

Ayodhya, November 26: On the occasion of Constitution Day, a variety of cultural and educational programs were organized on Wednesday at Government Inter College Dadera Pura, Ayodhya. Students captivated the audience with engaging performances based on the importance of the Indian Constitution, fundamental rights, and duties.

The program began with the collective reading of the Preamble of the Constitution by Principal Krishna Kumar and teacher Pramod Kumar. This was followed by speeches from students highlighting the contributions of the Constitution’s chief architect Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and other freedom fighters. Through patriotic songs, colorful dance performances, poetry recitations and skits, the students effectively conveyed the core constitutional values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.

Extending his greetings on Constitution Day, Principal Krishna Kumar said that the Indian Constitution is not merely a legal document but a strong foundation of the country’s unity, justice, liberty, and equality. He urged the students to not only read the Preamble but also adopt its values in their daily lives. He added that embracing democratic values such as discipline, integrity, cooperation, and civic responsibility is the true respect to the Constitution. He encouraged students to become aware, responsible, and active citizens dedicated to the nation.

Addressing the students, teacher Pramod Kumar said that the Indian Constitution is one of the most comprehensive and effective constitutions in the world, crafted with remarkable effort by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the other framers. He stated that the Constitution inspires citizens not only to understand their rights but also to fulfill their duties. He emphasized that the Constitution should not be confined to textbooks but should be followed as a guiding principle in life. He added that such events aim to increase students’ awareness of democratic values and civic duties.

At the conclusion of the program, students who delivered outstanding performances were honored. The Constitution Day celebration proved to be an important step in strengthening students’ sense of duty, responsibility, and respect towards the nation and the Constitution.