Celebration of Constitution Day
From: Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
Anusandhan Bhawan, 2, Rafi Marg, New Delhi-110001
Memo No: 5-1/1/72008-PD
Date: 21st November 2025
Subject: Celebration of Constitution Day (Samvidhan Diwas) in a unique manner - reg.
📢 Important Notice
The Competent Authority has accorded approval to forward the D.O. letter No. Coord/42025-e-Coord dated 18th November, 2025 issued by the Additional Secretary, Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India, to all CSIR Labs/Institutes/Units for information, guidance and compliance.
📜 Background
The Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution of India on 26th November 1949. Since 2015, this day has been officially celebrated as Constitution Day (Samvidhan Diwas) to commemorate the adoption of the Indian Constitution and to promote constitutional values among citizens.
🎯 Objectives of Constitution Day 2025
- Reach a wider audience beyond officials and invited guests
- Generate emotional connection and public participation
- Create lasting visual and digital memories
- Communicate constitutional values to all citizens
- Culminate the year-long celebration themed "Hamara Samvidhan - Hamara Swabhiman"
🌟 Key Activities & Programs
📖 Mass Reading of Preamble
All employees, students, and citizens are encouraged to participate in mass reading of the Constitution's Preamble in 22 languages through:
- constitution75.com
- MyGov.in
- My Bharat Portal
❓ Online Constitutional Quiz
Participate in the online quiz on Constitutional Democracy, Fundamental Rights, Duties, and Governance through MyGov.in and My Bharat Portal. Certificates will be awarded to participants.
🎓 Webinars & Workshops
Educational institutions, labs, and offices should organize webinars, seminars, and workshops focusing on:
- Constitutional values
- Fundamental rights and duties
- Democratic governance
🎨 Cultural Programs
Schools, colleges, and institutions should conduct:
- Essay competitions
- Poster making
- Drawing competitions
- Street plays
- Cultural performances
🏛️ Unique Celebration Initiatives
1. Constitution Connect - Nationwide Reading Relay
A 24-hour relay reading of the Preamble and key constitutional provisions by citizens from every state and union territory, culminating in a final reading at Parliament.
2. Light & Sound Projection Mapping
Projection mapping on major national monuments (Parliament House, India Gate, Gateway of India, Charminar) displaying the journey of the Indian Constitution from Constituent Assembly debates to the present.
3. Virtual Reality Experience
A digital platform/VR app allowing users to walk through the Constituent Assembly, hear audio speeches, and view the original calligraphed document.
4. Preamble Wall - Public Art Expression
Interactive walls or digital screens in cities where citizens can write or sign their commitment to the Preamble's ideals: Justice, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity.
5. One Nation, One Preamble Moment
At 11:00 AM on 26th November, millions of citizens will simultaneously recite the Preamble across the nation—a powerful moment of unity.
6. Samvidhan Run for Rights
A nationwide mini-marathon (physical and virtual) held under the theme "Run for Justice, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." Participants receive digital certificates.
🏢 Organizations Required to Participate
- All CSIR National Labs, Institutes, HQ Units
- Government Departments at Central and State levels
- Universities, Colleges, Schools
- Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)
- Nagar Palikas, Gram Panchayats
- Armed Forces, Paramilitary Forces
- Indian Embassies and High Commissions worldwide
- Self Help Groups (SHGs)
- NCC, NSS, Bharat Scouts & Guides
- Cooperative Societies
📚 Ministry-Wise Action Plans
Ministry of Culture
- Central program at Dr. Ambedkar International Centre/Vigyan Bhawan
- Release of translation of Constituent Assembly debates by Sahitya Akademi
- Release of Hindi translation of Art and Calligraphy in the Constitution
- Exhibition for public viewing at Kartavya Path
- Screening of documentary films
Ministry of Education
- Constitution Quiz in all educational institutions
- Debates, seminars, and interactive sessions
- Wall paintings of the Preamble in scheduled languages
- Essay and poster competitions
- Participation in MyGov competitions
Ministry of Law & Justice
- Preamble reading in front of Dr. Ambedkar Statue, Jaisalmer House
- Online reading through CSC network
- Webinar on "Challenges of upholding Constitutional principles"
- Village Connect Program through Pro Bono clubs
- Release of Constitution in 7 additional regional languages
Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports
- National digital campaign through My Bharat Portal
- Quiz and essay competitions
- Pledge-taking ceremonies at youth clubs and NSS offices
- Awareness rallies promoting constitutional values
- Community-based creative activities
Ministry of Rural Development
- SHG collective reading of Preamble in local languages
- Pledge ceremonies in all SHG meetings
- Discussion sessions on citizens' rights and duties
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
- Special programs on All India Radio and Doordarshan
- Public Service Advertisements in theatres
- TV debates and discussions on constitutional features
- Social media campaigns with unique infographics
- FM radio campaigns
🌐 Digital Engagement Platforms
Official Websites & Portals
- constitution75.com - Mass Preamble Reading & Certificate Generation
- MyGov.in - Quizzes, Competitions, Pledges
- My Bharat Portal - Youth Engagement & Volunteering Activities
Social Media Hashtag: #SahakarSamvidhanDiwas #HamaraSamvidhan #SamvidhanDiwas2025
🎬 Media & Documentation
- All activities should be photographed and videographed
- Upload certificates, photos, and videos on social media platforms
- Use approved campaign logo from constitution75.com
- Coordinate with Ministry of Information & Broadcasting for media coverage
- Submit reports and documentation to respective nodal ministries
📋 Implementation Guidelines
Action Required from All CSIR Units
- Organize mass reading of the Preamble on 26th November 2025
- Conduct pledge-taking ceremonies with all staff members
- Encourage participation in online quiz and competitions
- Organize at least one educational/cultural program
- Ensure wide publicity through digital and print media
- Document all activities with photographs and videos
- Upload participation records on official portals
- Submit compliance report to CSIR HQ by 30th November 2025
🌍 Global Best Practices
Many democracies celebrate their Constitution Day with similar activities:
- USA: Constitution Day features symbolic light projections, public lectures, and distribution of pocket Constitutions
- South Africa: Freedom Day marked with nationwide concerts celebrating democracy
- Japan: Constitution Day includes cultural festivals and public discussions
- Norway: Constitution Day celebrated with parades, speeches, and children's processions
🎯 Expected Outcomes
- Enhanced constitutional awareness among all citizens
- Strengthened grassroots democracy and civic participation
- Emotional connection with constitutional values
- Visible national participation across all sectors
- Digital documentation creating lasting memories
- Greater Jan Bhagidari (public participation)
- International visibility of India's democratic celebrations
🔔 Important Dates
- 26th November 2025: Constitution Day (Main Celebration)
- 11:00 AM, 26th Nov: One Nation, One Preamble Moment
- 26th Nov - 26th Jan 2026: Extended celebration period
- 26th January 2026: Republic Day (Culmination of celebrations)
📞 Contact Information
For queries contact:
- Kumar Rahul, Deputy Secretary (PD), CSIR
- Dr. Satya Prakash, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
- Phone: 23083861, 23083862
- Email: asmpa@gov.in, satyaprakash.16@nic.in
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