India’s First Constitution Museum

CELEBRATING
75 YEARS
OF RIGHTS & FREEDOM

Nestled in the serene JGU Sonipat Campus documenting India’s Constitution Adoption story.

Opening Hours

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Open Daily

Historic Interior
Historic Interior
THE MUSEUM

THE CONSTITUTION
MUSEUM AND THE
RIGHTS & FREEDOMS
ACADEMY

Experience the story of India’s Constitution—from its creation by visionary framers to its living legacy today. The Constitution Museum and Rights & Freedoms Academy by O.P. Jindal Global University brings India’s Constitution to life through immersive experiences, making its core values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity accessible to all.

Museum Entrance

At the threshold of India’s first Constitution Museum, the journey begins with a quiet sense of purpose. More than an entrance, it is an invitation to step into the living spirit of the Constitution. Every detail welcomes you to engage, reflect, and connect with the values that continue to define India.

PREVIEW THE COLLECTION OF

DISCOVER THE CONSTITUTION
IN ITS MOST
ARTISTIC FORM

The museum is carefully curated to offer a multi-layered experience, combining art, history, and technology. Divided into distinct galleries and zones, it allows visitors to explore various aspects of the Constitution in an engaging and interactive manner.

  • GROUND FLOORFOUNDATION
  • GARDENSGARDENS
  • FIRST FLOOREXPERIENCE
  • CREATORARTISTS

MUSEUM GARDEN

Nishant S Kumbhatil

Through the active participation in constitution-making, these women articulated visions of freedom, equality, and citizenship, ensuring that diverse voices were reflected in the nation’s governing framework. The mural invites visitors to reflect on their enduring influence and the continuing relevance of constitutional values in public life.

HISTORY

75 YEARS OF
THE CONSTITUTIONAL LEGACY

India's Constitution emerged from a remarkable convergence of indigenous wisdom and universal ideals, forged through centuries of social transformation and the crucible of colonial oppression. Crafted in the aftermath of colonial rule, it affirms every citizen’s right to liberty and dignity. Decades later, right found new resonance when the question of liberty arose in an unexpected form: could an ordinary citizen hoist the national flag?

Historic Museum
Garden view from Museum
Historic fabric

The lore of India’s Flag Satyagrahi:Naveen Jindal

Naveen Jindal waged a decade-long legal battle challenging restrictions on citizens flying the national flag. His persistence led to a landmark 2002 Supreme Court ruling that recognised every Indian's fundamental right to hoist the tricolour. Following this victory, Jindal established the Flag Foundation of India the same year to promote flag etiquette and national awareness.

Garden view from Museum
SCHEDULE VISIT

INSIDE THE
LIVING DOCUMENT

Explore India's Constitution Museum, where constitutional history transforms from archives into action. Beginning with Naveen Jindal's landmark case, journey backwards to discover the democratic foundations that made such victories inevitable. Each segment encourages visitors to engage with concepts that define Indian democracy, illustrating how these principles serve as a blueprint for the governance of a complex and pluralistic nation.

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Historic fabric
The Reading Tribe

CELEBRATING CONSTITUTIONAL
EVENTS & DIALOGUES

A curated series of national and international events, workshops, and public forums designed to reflect on constitutional values and democratic traditions.

Remembering Mr. R. Shankar
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha |
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha |
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha |
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha |
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
29 APRRemembering Mr. R. Shankar|
15 OCTRemembering Mr. C. M. Poonacha|
28 OCTThe Artistic Self-Representation of a Nation|
26 NOVCONSTITUTION DAY LECTURE|
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