Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Additional Solicitor General Inspires Students on Constitution Day
On Constitution Day, a special photo exhibition was held in Hyderabad.
B Narasimha Sharma, a high-ranking lawyer, visited the exhibition and spoke to law students.
He told them that the Constitution is the most important law in India and is based on old Indian principles.
He asked the students to learn about the Constitution, protect the country's unity, and remember the people who made the Constitution.
He also said that rights and duties go together.
The students asked him questions, and the exhibition was open for five days.
Additional Solicitor General B Narasimha Sharma visited a Constitution Day photo exhibition in Hyderabad.
He addressed students at Keshav Memorial College of Law, emphasizing the Constitution as the supreme law.
Sharma urged students to study the Preamble, uphold national integrity, and remember the contributions of the Constitution's makers.
He reminded the youth that rights and duties are inseparable and encouraged them to engage in discussions about constitutional values.
The five-day exhibition, organized by the Central Bureau of Communication and Keshav Memorial Education Society, was open until November 30.
- Who
- B Narasimha Sharma, Additional Solicitor General of India for the High Court of Telangana
- What
- Visited a photo exhibition on Constitution Day and addressed students at Keshav Memorial College of Law
- When
- November 29, 2023 (exhibition open until November 30)
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To inspire students and emphasize the importance of the Constitution and its values
- Event
- Constitution Day session and photo exhibition
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Organizers
- Central Bureau of Communication (CBC) and Keshav Memorial Education Society
- Speaker
- B Narasimha Sharma, Additional Solicitor General of India for the High Court of Telangana
- Duration
- November 29 to November 30
- Key Message
- Constitution is the supreme law, deeply rooted in India’s ancient principles of Raja Dharma
- Audience
- Students of Keshav Memorial College of Law (KMCL)