Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Venkaiah Naidu Calls Constitution a Living Document
Venkaiah Naidu, the former Vice-President of India, spoke at a book festival in Vijayawada.
He said the Indian Constitution is not a fixed document but a living one that can change with time.
He released two books in Telugu, which talk about India's freedom and constitution.
Naidu said it's important for young people to know their rights and duties as citizens.
He also talked about the value of democracy and how books can teach us important lessons.
Ram Madhav, who wrote the books, said societies change their beliefs over time and that the constitution can be amended.
He also talked about the role of BR Ambedkar in making the constitution.
Venkaiah Naidu described the Indian Constitution as a living and dynamic document.
He released Telugu translations of Ram Madhav’s books 'Partitioned Freedom' and 'Our Constitution – Our Self-Respect'.
Naidu emphasized the importance of constitutional rights and duties, especially for the youth.
He cautioned against obscuring historical facts and promoted books as valuable gifts.
Ram Madhav highlighted the role of BR Ambedkar in finalizing the Constitution and the democratic right to amend it.
- Who
- M Venkaiah Naidu, Ram Madhav
- What
- Venkaiah Naidu described the Indian Constitution as a living and dynamic document
- When
- During the 36th Vijayawada Book Festival
- Where
- Vijayawada
- Why
- To emphasize the importance of constitutional principles and the need for their practice
- Speaker
- M Venkaiah Naidu
- Event
- 36th Vijayawada Book Festival
- Books Released
- Telugu translations of 'Partitioned Freedom' and 'Our Constitution – Our Self-Respect'
- Author
- Ram Madhav
- Key Message
- Constitution is a living and dynamic document
- Emphasis
- Importance of constitutional rights and duties
- Historical Context
- Mention of the Emergency and Partition
- Promotion of Books
- Books have immediate and long-term impact
