 | India is most secular country in world: Vice President M Venkaiah NaiduNaidu complimented him for coming out with effective evidence-based counter-narratives in the backdrop of recent adverse reports on its functioning by some western and American agencies. |
 | Opposition parties slam PM Narendra Modi's 'family-based parties' remarkGagan said that had RJD been a family-based party, its state president would not have been someone who is not related the Yadavs. |
 | Colonial frame of mind stalls progress: PM Narendra ModiHe said that countries which became developed using resources of developing nations are trying to impede the progress of developing nations. |
 | Several school, college students take part in Constitution Day feteThe Collector further promised them that career guidance programs will be conducted at all colleges in the city to benefit the poor and middle class sections of the society. |
 | Increase in custodial violence cases depressing: Delhi CourtIn an earlier hearing, the court pulled up the city police for not following legal provisions related to his arrest, after contradictions were noted in the versions of police and the accuser’s lawyer. |
 | India's growth story being disrupted by forces with colonial mindset: PMHe said a colonial mindset still exists, years after the end to colonialism, and these forces are putting obstacles in the path of growth of the developing nations. |
 | Skipped Constitution Day event in protest against authoritarian functioning of BJP govt: CongressHitting back at the PM, Congress leader Sharma said he wants to change history itself and obliterate the memory of those who sacrificed for the freedom of the country. |
 | Dynastic parties matter of concern to people committed to Constitution: PM Narendra ModiModi also paid tributes to security personnel who lost their lives during the November 26 terror attacks in Mumbai. |
 | Opposition parties including Congress, Left to boycott Constitution Day eventAccording to sources, Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Anand Sharma and Jairam Ramesh reached out to other Opposition leaders for the boycott of the event. |
 | AAP workers should work towards protecting Constitution: Delhi CM Arvind KejriwalKejriwal, who is also the national convener of the party, also paid tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives in the Mumbai 26/11 terror attacks. |
 | Congress, many opposition parties to boycott Constitution Day event in Parliament's Central HallPresident Ram Nath Kovind will address the function. |
| Constitution Day to be celebrated in Parliament's Central Hall on November 26The main event will be attended by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and various other dignitaries. |
 | Nepal observes Constitution Day; PM Deuba vows to protect, implement statuteIn his address to the nation, Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba expressed pride over the promulgation of the Constitution six years ago by the representatives elected by the people. |
 | SC/ST Act: Dalit leaders ask Centre to restore status quo by August 15Setting a deadline of August 15, the Dalit leaders threatened massive protests across the country if the issue was not resolved. |
 | Government, judiciary, bureaucracy must work for new India: Prime Minister Narendra ModiThe three pillars of democracy are all members of one family and should work together to strengthen one another, Modi said. |
