MANUU observes Constitution Day

Hyderabad: Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) observed Constitution Day (Samvidhan Divas) today on the campus. Banners, posters and publicity material were placed across the campus to celebrate the event. Prof. Ayub Khan, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, MANUU read out the Preamble of the Constitution of India to the students and staff members.

The programme was organized by the National Service Scheme (NSS) Cell of MANUU.

While explaining different terminologies and concepts in the Preamble, Prof. Ayub Khan urged students to keep themselves updated with the Constitution and amendments made to it from time to time and uphold the Constitution in their day-to-day lives.

The arrangement for the live telecast of President and Prime Minister's addresses were made in the Seminar Hall of Department of Mass Communication &Journalism. The participants listened to the address of the President of India and discussed various issues with the faculty members.

Prof. Mohammad Fariyad, NSS Coordinator and program organizer, clarified doubts of the students regarding the Constitution. He informed that banners, posters and publicity material were placed across the campus to celebrate the Constitution Day. Earlier, NSS Student volunteers welcomed the gathering.

Extension lecture held on Constitution Day

Department of Education and Training, MANUU organised an Extension Lecture on the occasion. Prof. Afroz Alam, Head, Dept. of Political Science, MANUU delivered the lecture "Right to Education and Constitution of India".

He highlighted Constitutional values, history of the Indian Constitution and the various Articles related to Education and emphasized that everyone should know constitutional fundamental duties. Some important features of the Constitution should be included in the School Curriculum for awareness of students, he suggested.

Professor Noushad Husain, Dean, School of Education, MANUU chaired the programme. Dr. Ashwani, Associate Professor is the Coordinator of the programme. Saddam, B.Ed. Student briefed about the aims and objectives of the programme.