• Students met Speaker Shri Devnani
  • Speaker asked: What did you see in the Constitution Hall? Students replied: Indian culture and self‑respect

Jaipur, 29 October. After visiting the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly building, the assembly hall and the political narrative museum, the students met Speaker Shri Vasudev Devnani. The students took a group photo with the Speaker. The Speaker asked the students what they saw in the Constitution Hall. The students expressed gratitude to Speaker Shri Devnani and said they saw Indian culture and self‑respect depicted in the illustrations at the beginning of the twenty‑two parts of the Constitution.

Under the Assembly Public Viewing Programme launched by Assembly Chairman Shri Vasudev Devnani, girls studying higher education toured the Rajasthan Assembly on Thursday. The girls said the tour was an important and inspiring experience for them.

During the tour the girls learned about the assembly’s functioning, the proceedings of the house and the democratic system from Speaker Shri Devnani. The purpose of the tour was to acquaint the girls with parliamentary traditions, the legislative process and democratic values. Speaker Devnani also guided the girls on democracy, the role of representatives and the importance of parliamentary traditions. The assembly tour was enlightening and inspiring for the girls. It gave them an opportunity to understand the functioning of democratic institutions alongside theoretical knowledge. The girls of Maharani College found the educational tour useful and strengthened their understanding of the democratic system and parliamentary traditions.

Speaker Devnani said that the front page of the twenty‑two parts of the Constitution shows pictures depicting India’s culture and self‑respect. He said the pictures portray India’s ancient civilization from Mohenjo‑Daro to the Mahabharata’s Kurukshetra and the knowledge of the Gita given by Krishna, the triumph of Lord Rama over Lanka, the life of Buddha, the great emperor Ashoka, the just Maharaja Vikramaditya of Ujjain’s court, ancient Vedic gurukuls, Nalanda University, Lord Nataraja, Ram‑devotee Hanuman, Queen Lakshmi Bai of Jhansi, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Guru Govind Singh.

Dr. Lokesh/Brajesh