India’s Constitution, adopted 75 years ago, has stood the test of time, ensuring peaceful transitions of power
From implementing goods and services tax to reserving 33 per cent seats for women in legislatures, it evolves with the nation's needs
Article 14 guarantees equality before the law and rejects discrimination. However, practices like “bulldozer justice” show gaps in implementation
Article 21A mandates free education for children aged 6–14 years. While enrolment has increased, the quality of education remains a concern
India must align its social, economic, and legal outcomes with constitutional intent
Strengthening governance and institutions is essential to empower citizens and achieve equitable progress
By upholding constitutional values and addressing challenges, the nation can fulfil its aspirations and emerge as a developed nation by its centenary of independence in 2047