Constitution Land : Sponsor 100 copies for school children

Description

‘Constitution’ is a word we hear often in Civics class. But what does it really mean? This book written by Social Policy Researcher at LSE, Adhishri and Asoka faculty Naincy, with questions curated by Qshala and engaging design by Prarthana Merchant, takes children on a journey to understand the fundamentals of the Indian constitution and encourages them to practise its principles. It introduces young readers to their rights as Indian citizens and the rules and laws that govern our country. Both authors Naincy and Adhishri are from Project Cornelia.
The constitution isn’t just for adults. Every young voice matters therefore this book is for every young reader in India, to practise its principles in their own lives.

Specifications: 

With 3000 copies in Social Science Kits for schools, the book has been loved by veterans in the field like Priya Krishnamurthy, CEO and Co-founder, CMCA | Deepika Mogilishetty, Chief of Policy & Partnerships – EkStep Foundation | Priti David, Executive Editor of the People’s Archive of Rural India (PARI).

Feedback on the book-

“This book beautifully brings the Preamble of our Constitution closer to children. We look forward to using this valuable resource in our own Constitutional values programs and in our efforts to transform the young into concerned, thinking and active citizens.”
– Priya Krishnamurty, CEO and Co-founder, CMCA

“This book opens like a treasure hunt and an invitation to discover the world of our foundational values – the Constitution of India. Bringing it alive through engaging bite sized facts and unbundles complex concepts of the essence of the Constitution in a fun way. The thoughtful design makes it feel like a personal diary – my interactive personal Constitution. I had fun with it and I am sure it will bring meaningful engaging moments on an important conversation for parents and children alike” – Deepika Mogilishetty, Chief of Policy & Partnerships – EkStep Foundation

It is critical that young Indians see the principles outlined in our Constitution as not mere words but living, breathing workable ideals of equality and justice. This book is an attempt to do that.
– Priti David, Executive Editor of the People’s Archive of Rural India (PARI)

This book is an attempt to share knowledge of our constitution with children and preserve our constitution through them.” –
Tushar and Chirajeet, IIM alumni and initial sponsors