RGNUL: International Conference On Working Of The Constitution: 1950–2025

The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, Punjab organised International Conference on Working of the Constitution: 1950–2025 on 26th November 2024. It concluded on a resounding note, marking a day of profound dialogue, intellectual engagement, and exchange of ideas among esteemed participants from the legal and academic community. The conference commenced with an inaugural session, graced by Prof. Dr. Yogesh Pratap Singh, Vice Chancellor of National Law University, Tripura, and Prof. Dr. Devendra Singh of the Department of Law, Panjab University. Their reflections on constitutional morality, governance challenges, and the balance of power set the stage for an engaging exploration of the evolving framework of the Indian Constitution. The conference delved into critical areas such as federalism, environmental accountability, international humanitarian law, and labour reforms, highlighting the Constitution's adaptability in addressing the needs of a pluralistic and ever-changing Indian society. The technical sessions showcased a remarkable depth and diversity of discussions. Presenters tackled a wide range of subjects in light of the constitutional framework, from the Doctrine of Basic Structure and the Uniform Civil Code to emerging issues like cyber security laws, crypto currency regulation, and digital privacy. These deliberations underscored the Indian Constitution's relevance in navigating modern-day challenges. As the nation celebrates 75 years of transformative legal document - the Constitution, the conference served as a timely reminder of the enduring legacy and aspirations enshrined within the living document. The day's proceedings reaffirm the Constitution's vital role in sustaining a vibrant democracy, evolving with and for the people it serves. It inspires citizens and policymakers to uphold its principles of justice, equality, and democracy with steadfast commitment.