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Republic Day 2025: Republic Day is celebrated every year on 26 January, which reminds us of adopting the Indian Constitution in 1950. This year the country is celebrating its 76th Republic Day. Let’s know about the important pictures related to Krishna and Akbar in the Indian Constitution associated with this historic day.
The Indian Constitution was officially implemented on 26 January 1950. Earlier, the Constituent Assembly adopted it on 26 November 1949. The Indian Constitution shows the highest law in the country, as well as Indian culture and history. The original manuscript of the Constitution, which was written by hand in Hindi and English, was made in 22 special paintings. These paintings were made by Nandlal Bose and his students of Santiniketan, who tells Indian art and history.
Historical portraits inscribed in the constitution
Part Four of the Constitution has a picture of the war of Kurukshetra, in which Lord Krishna is shown preaching the Gita to Arjuna. This part includes Directive Principles of State Policy, which are guiding principles for the government.
Akbar’s court
Part 14 of the Constitution is a picture of the court of Mughal Emperor Akbar. The title of this part is “Services under Union and States”. In the picture, Akbar is sitting in his court and his courtiers are present all around. Many historical personalities and events have been depicted in the original copy of the Indian Constitution.
Indian Constitution is an invaluable heritage
The original copy of the Indian Constitution is preserved in the library of Parliament. This is not just a law document, but a glimpse of Indian culture, art and history. The pictures made in it tells the story of our glorious heritage and values. Republic Day is not only a celebration of the implementation of our Constitution, but it also reminds us of our historical and cultural heritage.
