Against dystopian predictions in the 1950s, India has emerged as a united and thriving democracy
Article 326 granted every Indian above 18 the right to vote, a landmark step in universal adult suffrage
India’s peaceful power transitions contrast global challenges like the US Capitol attack and China’s lifetime presidency
The 1975 Emergency underscored the need to safeguard rights and uphold democratic checks and balances
Erosion of freedoms and judicial inefficiencies test the Constitution’s promise of justice and equality
The Constitution endures as a beacon of democracy, ensuring India’s unity and resilience for 75 years