Constitution as a “Vehicle of Life” – Highlights from DBRANLU’s Samvidhaan Diwas 2025
A historic celebration of Samvidhaan Diwas 2025 at DBRANLU marked by inspiring addresses, new academic ventures and a deeper call to uphold the Constitution—scroll down to read more!
Sonepat, December 2025 — Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Law University (DBRANLU), Sonepat, marked the conclusion of Samvidhaan Diwas 2025 with a valedictory ceremony and MoU signing event, organized as part of a grand National Legal Conclave from 22 November to 6 December 2025. The celebrations reflected more than seventy-five years of India’s constitutional journey and brought together some of the most respected minds in the field of law, governance and public policy.
Justice Moudgil’s Powerful Message on the Constitution
Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sandeep Moudgil, Judge of the Punjab & Haryana High Court, graced the event as the Chief Guest. In his deeply reflective address, he described the Indian Constitution not merely as a legal document, but as a vehicle of life, a guide that shapes the conscience of the nation. He called it the “holy book” for everyone associated with law and emphasised that politics and dharma are inseparable.
Justice Moudgil reminded students that deviation from dharma leads to moral, constitutional and institutional collapse and urged them to preserve the core values of justice, liberty and equality. As future custodians of the Constitution, he said, students hold the responsibility of ensuring that no authority places itself above constitutional discipline and accountability.
Respected Guests in Attendance
The ceremony was further enriched by the presence of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Deepak Manchanda, Judge, Punjab & Haryana High Court, who joined as Distinguished Guest of Honour. Prof. (Dr.) Raj Nehru, OSD to the Chief Minister of Haryana, also attended the event as Guest of Honour.
Hon’ble Mr. Justice Dinesh Mehta, Judge, Delhi High Court, addressed the gathering virtually as the keynote speaker. The conclave also witnessed the presence of Prof. (Dr.) Devinder Singh, Vice Chancellor of DBRANLU, who served as the Patron-in-Chief for the event, along with Prof. (Dr.) Ashutosh Mishra, Registrar of DBRANLU and Director of the Conclave. Dr. Pavan Duggal, Supreme Court Advocate, Honorary Chancellor of Cyberlaw University and Chief Executive of AI Law Hub, joined as a special invitee.
A 14-Day Intellectual Conclave
Samvidhaan Diwas 2025 was celebrated through a 14-day National Legal Conclave featuring multiple academic and knowledge-driven programmes. A total of 14 Events were conducted by the University’s Research Centres in collaboration with reputed national and international institutions. Some of the prominent partners included RGNUL, GNLU, Central University of Haryana, UN Consultative Agencies, Indian Institute for Corporate Affairs, NIFTEM (Government of India), Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D), Laadli Foundation, Indian Institute of Arbitration and Management, and India Water Foundation.
New Initiatives, Launches and MoUs
The valedictory event showcased significant academic developments for the university. The DBRANLU Law Review released a special issue on Indianization of Legal Systems, highlighting new perspectives in legal reform.
Two major MoUs were signed during the ceremony, one with the Indian Institute of Arbitration and Mediation (IIAM) and another with the office of Dr. Pavan Duggal and Cyber Law University. These collaborations aim to strengthen research, training and academic exchange in emerging domains of law and technology.
In another major announcement, the university introduced an International Essay Writing Competition in association with GIEO-GITA and GNLU, with prize money of up to ₹40,000. Drawing inspiration from the Bhagavad Gita, the competition seeks to connect dharma and ethics with contemporary conflict resolution and global challenges.
DBRANLU also announced a specialised Diploma Course in Cyber Law, Cyber Security and Digital Forensics, exclusively for its students. The programme is scheduled to begin on 15 January 2026, opening pathways for young legal professionals to engage with future-shaping technologies.
The celebrations of Samvidhaan Diwas 2025 at DBRANLU stood as a powerful reminder of India’s constitutional values and their relevance in the evolving legal world. With new collaborations, academic advancements and a commitment to constitutional learning, DBRANLU continues to grow as a hub of research, dialogue and legal excellence.
