Governor calls upon students to take inspiration from the Indian culture of the Constitution, Jaipur News in Hindi

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– 51 students of Kanpur along with their teachers visited the Constitution Garden.

Jaipur . 51 students from Vikramajit Singh Sanatan Dharma College, Kanpur visited the Constitution Garden at Raj Bhavan on Monday and met Governor Kalraj Mishra. During this, Governor Mishra called upon the students to move ahead in life by taking inspiration from the noble values ​​enshrined in the Indian culture and the Constitution.

Governor Kalraj Mishra said that the Constitution is not only the supreme law of the country but it is a sacred text that teaches duties along with human rights. Discussing the Indian culture of the Constitution, he said that the paintings drawn by Santiniketan artist Nandlal Bose and his fellow artists on the original copy of the Constitution are a kind of reflection of our religious, economic and political heritage as well as the Indian philosophy of spirituality. Is the essence.

Calling upon the students to adopt the constitutional virtues of equality, inter-religion harmony and tolerance, he said that only when all the citizens will work with commitment towards the nation, India will be able to move towards becoming a world leader again. He inspired the students to study hard and move ahead in life. Principal Secretary to the Governor Subir Kumar was also present on this occasion.

On this occasion, Coordinator of Vikramajit Singh Sanatan Dharma College, Kanpur, Prof. Ram Kishore Tripathi and Dr. Rana Pratap told that these college students have come on a trip to Jaipur, Ajmer, Pushkar, Makrana, Sambhar and Khatushyam in Rajasthan. Describing the Constitution Garden built in the Raj Bhavan as unprecedented, he said that it has great importance from the educational point of view.

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