Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore - Houston/Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.

The Constitution is a Sacred document for any country, especially for India, a young nation that was liberated from the British just seventyone years ago. While our population has increased from three hundred million while we were liberated to one thousand three hundred million now, we have to bear in mind that we shall always remain as a Secular nation with vast population of Hindus, Moslems and Christians, and therefore the Constitution is one single document that will hold us together at all times and under all circumstances.

The Indian Constitution is very much identical to U.S. Constitution where the Judicial segment is ultimately responsible to make the final decision on any crucial issues, specially pertaining to Race or Religion.

The Constitution will always keep us together in India in spite of all our daily grievances of life. Constitution provides us unconditionally all our rights and privileges to live peacefully and harmoniously, and therefore more we educate ourselves on our Constitution will help us to not only live amicably but also educate many others that surround us how to live amicably as Indians.

Fortunately, we have been blessed abundantly in India with good quality of Education, and with the benefit of Education we not only can educate ourselves but also communicate with many others who are equally literate. Above all our Constitutional rights and privileges, we are also fortunate that we in India have the blessing of Mahatma Gandhi whose peaceful non-violence is looming large throughout the nation. Each and every blessing in India therefore should be embraced with lots of love and respect.

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