Expert Talk on India : Mother of Democracy

Title of the event: Expert Talk on India : Mother of Democracy

Type of Event (Workshop/Seminar etc.):  Student Seminar

Date: 26 November 2022

Venue: Ojas Hall, IIS (Deemed to be University)

Name of Resource person (if any) with designation, address, email address & contact no. :   -

Harshita Sharma , Assistant  Professor (visiting) ,66, Barkat Nagar ,Tonk Phatak ,Jaipur, harshita,political@iisuniv.ac.in ,7976616391

No. of Participants/Beneficiaries (Teaching/Non-teaching/Students to be mentioned separately):   BA(PC), BA& BE.D and BA (Hons.) Political Science Sem. I, III, V  

Name of the activity Coordinator:  Harshita Sharma

Name of Collaborating Agency (if any) with address & contact no.:  NA

Objective of the workshop/seminar/activity:   To make the students oriented about the importance and relevancy of democracy in India .

 Summary/Description (max 500 words): 

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his address to nation on 76th Independence Day of India at the iconic Red Fort in New Delhi, called India the 'mother of democracy', saying that everyone is working towards empowering every citizen at every corner of the nation. The University Grants Commission (UGC) wants universities and colleges across the country to conduct lecturers on ‘India: The Mother of Democracy’ on Constitution Day, November 26 to push the idea that democracy was prevalent in the region since the time of the Vedas. As per the UGC guidelines, the Department of Political Science organized a guest lecture on “India: Mother of Democracy”. Harshita Sharma who is visiting faculty of the department present the detail view points on democratic features of Indian since from ancient ages .Through numbers of slides she present how India is first nation who has the features of democracy in ancient times .She start her talk by define the meaning of democracy .The specific features which a nation must have to call itself a democratic nations that are people’s representation , rule of law ,Constitutionalism ,quality of decision making, accountability,answerability and even chance to correct the mistakes by constitutional amendment all are present in India  .In vedic period ,democratic units were Gana and Sangha .In Indus Valley Civilization having numbers of ruins of structures shown the presence of democracy .Mahajanpadas ,Buddha reign ,Lachhavis tribe etc were numbers of examples present in history which denotes to presence of democratic values in India even more earlier than Britain .India is not only mother of democracy but being second largest world population ,presence of diversity in field of religion ,languages ,caste ,creed and color India successfully completed her 75 years of democracy. Harshita through her findings makes it clear that being of plurality in society ,Democracy is only one concept to rule of the second largest populated nation .The features of Indian Constitution is based on traditional rich customs and traditions which empowered the citizens to be aware of their rights and duties. The students of the Political Science department enhance their knowledge through expert talk about democracy.

 

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

 

 

 

Enrollment Number (IISU/2022/ADM/)

Name of the Student

34095

Aadriti Upadhyay

 

 

35035

Muskan Gupta

31967

Vaishnavi Dayma (V)

31681

Anjali Gupta(V)

27290

Shiva Dewasi(V)

34243

Seema Yadav(I)

34072

Priyanka Chauhan (I)

34583

Gati Bhatnagar(I)

33917

Rupal Soni(I)

33908

Komal Chaturvedi(I)

33869

Shruti Verma (I)

34324

Paxlika Kumawat(I)

34768

Monika Choudhary (I)

35010

Kashisk Khandewal(I)

32270

Yogita Sharma(III)

32998

Aarshi Baid(III)

33854

Rishita Yadav(I)

33855

Riddhi Yadav(I)

 

34026

Diya Chauhan(I)

34409

Diya Gurjar (I)

34348

Avni Mathur(V)

33900

Suchita Singh(I)

33986

Khushi Chopra (I)

34077

Anisha (I)

34912

Komal (I)

34999

Yogita Bishnoi(I)

34868

Manvi Lalwani(I)

33800

Vaidehi Bala(I)

34008

Harshita Singh(I)

34221

Mahi Jain (I)

34705

Nitika Kumawat(I)

34959

Prinjal Sihag(I)

33737

Astha Singh(I)

33726

Sakshi Mittal (I)

34122

Bhawanshi Mittal(I)

33926

Deepanshi Yadav(I)

34200

Kashish Sahu(I)

34787

Nandini Swami(I)

34238

Timsi Sharma (I)

34129

Neha Saini(I)

34453

Saloni Vijay(I)

33860

Samuya Bansal(I)

33738

Mehak Sharma(I)

34381

Harshita Bhargava(I)

34121

Shreya Babber(I)

34298

Bhawana Singh(I)

34928

Ishita Soni(V)

33759

Jesika Sharma(I)

34511

Kashish Gyan Mehra(I)

33937

Nikita Bhatia (I)