Episode notes
The French Revolution gave the world the cry of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. But how did those values find their way into the Indian Constitution?
In this radio play from Samvidhaani Pitara, we journey from the chai-stalls of a university dhaba to the stormy streets of Paris. Through the voices of Nehru, Ambedkar, Tipu Sultan, and Raja Ram Mohan Roy, we trace how global ideals shaped India’s most important document.
France’s revolution was a storm. India’s was a river. Together they remind us that the Constitution is not a copy, but a creative revolution in its own right.
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