Justice Gavai reveals a special postal envelope on the Brus of Ambedkar together with a set of picture postcards on “art and calligraphy at the Institute” on Saturday in Hyderabad. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
The main judge of India Bhushan Ramkrishn Gavai called on the three branches of the government – executive, legislative and judiciary, academic community and all parties to seek to achieve the objective of the Constitution, which is “economic, social and political justice and ensures that justice achieves the last and most needed citizen in the country”.
At the lecture here at the Tagore auditorium at the Osmania University at the “Constitution of India: Babasheb’s contribution Dr. BR Ambedkar” on Saturday, Judge Gavai remembered the way, knowledge and prediction that formed the constitution.
In his brief 15 -minute lecture, he explained the philosophy of Dr. Ambedara on the Constitution, its strength in maintaining the country united during the war and peace, Article 32 (the right to constitutional remedies) as the most important article, the principles of the constitutional directive such as souls such as souls such as constitution, and criticism.
He quoted the first amendment and policy of the Tamil Nadu reservation, heard the case of the Supreme Court in 1973 in 1973 on the 1973 doctrine of the Constitution of the Basic Structure and the state of Keraral vs. NM Thomas from 1976 from exclusive policies for planned departures and planned tribes and planned tribes.
However, he admitted a lack of time and said he wanted to return to the university after November to talk in more detail about the constitution.
The judge of the Supreme Court Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha and the general advocate (Telangana) A. Sudarshan Reddy, both from Hyderabad and graduates of Osmania University, expressed happiness from the lecture. They remembered the connection of Dr. Ambedkara with Osmania University and Hyderabad in the Casta movement and then Nizam’s admiration and offered him to be the main judge of Hyderabad.
The main judge of Telangan of the Supreme Court Sujoy Paul, Ou-Chancellor Kumar Molugaram, leaders, senior officials of the Attorney Council, vice president of various universities and others were present.
Special postal cover
Justice Gavai introduced a special postal envelope called “Babasaheb Dr. Br Ambedkar – Constituentus Assembly – Indian Constitution” along with a set of picture postcards on “art and calligraphy at the Institute”. The coverage and postcards were officially handed over to the main judge of PVS Reddy, the main general postmaster Telangana.
The packaging, designed as a tribute to the role of Ambedkary’s role in framing the Indian Constitution of India, offers the live visual and textual narration of his life, contributions to the constitutional assembly and heritage he has left.
Published – July 12, 2025 20:49
