“The law embodies the story of nations development through many centuries”.

To unveil the glories of our nation my parents organised an excursion where i visited the supreme court museum of India. The two days workshop was a great learning experience about the rich heritage of the judicial history and its system.

Day one session was an interactive session where we reviewed our knowledge of the Indian constitution and various aspects of the judicial system. The workings of the supreme court and the importance of the public interest litigation were explored by us. Day two was an experimental learning for the students where we learnt to apply knowledge of the judiciary system i to deal with different issues through different case studies.

The museum displaying three different periods: Ancient, medieval and Modern helped us to understand the various laws that were formulated in the form of several seals, inscriptions from ancient times and documents relating to the several court cases that have played an important role in developing our constitution. We were shown a short documentary movie, on India’s independence struggle, formation of the constitution and the different organs of the government, Several other activities were conducted by Flow India that allowed students to access their learning. Notable cases and their impact on the formulation of several new laws and rights were also discussed.

This involvement encouraged us to ponder over the judiciary and the law system of our country and inspired us to discuss, debate and judge the pros and cons of the policies of the government and to become more aware of the Judicial System of India.

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