Importance of our Constitution and Constitution day

Constitution Day which is also known as National law day Or Samvidhan Diwas is celebrated annually on 26 November, in India and across the citizens of India. 

On 26 November in 1949, the constituent Assembly of India formally adopted our Constitution which came into force on 26 January 1950.

The day commemorates the adoption of our Constitution as well as give tribute to India's First law Minister B.R.Ambedkar, who played a vital role in drafting the Indian Constitution. 

The Constitution Day is celebrated to promote Constitution values among citizens. 

Importance of our Constitution:-

Our Constitution is the soul of our country. 

Our Constitution is the longest written Constitution of any sovereign state in the world. 
It consist of fundamental rights and duties of its citizens as well as principles and precedents of the government of India that frames fundamental political principles, procedures, restrictions, directive principles, and duties of its government. 

It declare India to be a sovereign, secular, socialist, and Democratic Republic and assures it's citizen's equality, liberty and justice. 

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