Seminar & Workshops

Seminar & Workshops

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Duties of citizens in the constitution

A legal seminar was organized on the occasion of Constitution Day in the premises of Shri Ram College of Law. The theme of this program was ‘Duties of citizens in the Constitution’. Dr. Kalam Singh, (Prof. Sociology, D.A.V. College, Muzaffarnagar), Mr. Sanjeev Suman, (Senior Superintendent of Police, Muzaffarnagar), Mr. Anil Kumar, (Additional District and Sessions Judge, Muzaffarnagar) participated as key speakers in this program. . Apart from this, Dr. SC Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges was present as the chief guest. The seminar was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the guests. All the guests were welcomed by the college by presenting them a bouquet. Inaugurating the program, college spokesperson Aanchal Aggarwal said that in every country the role of an individual is very important to maintain the prestige of the country. Performing one's duties honestly is the responsibility of every citizen as well as the demand of a developed country.

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Rights without duties

On this occasion, the special guest Professor MI Usmani said that both fundamental rights and duties have been provided in the Constitution of India, and both are two sides of the same coin, where there are rights, there are also duties. Austin has also said that rights and duties cannot live without each other.Professor P.S.Panwar, the special guest on the occasion, said that fundamental duties establish democratic balance by making people aware of the country and promote the feeling of patriotism.Professor Vivek Aggarwal, the special guest on the occasion said that fundamental duties help in achieving national goals by ensuring active participation of citizens along with fostering a sense of discipline and commitment towards the nation. Expressing his views, guest Ashok Kushwaha said that India's culture has been duty-oriented since ancient times. Even in the rule of King Shri Ramchandra, people only had the feeling of performing their duties, due to which they got their rights.