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₹[XX] puts one copy of the Fundamental Duties in a young person’s hands.
Sponsor copiesWe are putting the Fundamental Duties in the hands of young people, so they know what it means to be a responsible citizen of India.
Know your duties. Become responsible. Stand up for your rights.
If we know our duties, we become responsible citizens. And responsible citizens are the ones who can stand up for their rights, with confidence and with dignity.
That is why we give young people a copy of the Fundamental Duties of India, printed from Article 51A of the Constitution.
Read and understand the Fundamental Duties of India.
Knowing our duties makes us responsible citizens of India.
Responsible citizens can stand up for their rights.
Set out in Article 51A of the Constitution of India. Here they are in plain words.
Abide by it and respect its ideals, its institutions, the National Flag and the National Anthem.
Cherish and follow the noble ideals that inspired India’s fight for freedom.
Uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India.
Defend the country and render national service when called upon.
Promote brotherhood among all Indians and give up practices that insult the dignity of women.
Value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture.
Protect and improve the natural environment and show compassion for living creatures.
Develop scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform.
Protect public property and give up violence.
Aim for excellence in individual and collective activity, so the nation rises.
Parents and guardians give their child, between six and fourteen years of age, opportunities for education.
Ask for copies for your school, college or youth group.
Request copiesA plain-language summary of Article 51A. The booklet carries the full text.
Young people receiving, reading and talking about their duties.
Three ways to help a young person know their duties.
₹[XX] puts one copy of the Fundamental Duties in a young person’s hands.
Sponsor copiesHand out copies and talk to young people about their duties, in your area or online.
Become a volunteerSchools, colleges and youth groups can ask for copies for their students.
Write to usThey are a list of duties for every citizen of India, set out in Article 51A of the Constitution.
There are eleven.
We believe that when we know our duties we become responsible citizens, and responsible citizens can stand up for their rights.
Young people. [Add how copies are shared: schools, colleges, community events.]
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You can sponsor copies, volunteer, or share the campaign. Just ₹251 a month also funds a child’s learning.
Help us put the Fundamental Duties in the hands of every young person we can reach.
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