GTTCI Celebrates 75 Years of the Constitution of Bharat.

New Delhi – The Global Trade & Technology Council of India (GTTCI) commemorated 75 glorious years of the Constitution of Bharat at the prestigious L’Opera, Bikaner House, New Delhi. The event celebrated the essence of India’s Constitution, the longest written constitution governing the world’s largest democracy by population.The occasion was graced by esteemed diplomats, including representatives from the Embassies of Mongolia, Somalia, Suriname and the USA, as well as H.E. Mr. K.L. Ganju, Consul General of the Union of Comoros, and Mr. Kazem Samandari.Dr. Gaurav Gupta, Founder President of GTTCI, presented a special edition of the Constitution of India published by Prabhat Prakashan to the distinguished guests, marking the significance of this historic milestone.Members and dignitaries gathered to reflect on the enduring values of justice, equality, and liberty enshrined in the Constitution, which has been instrumental in shaping the world’s largest democracy. The event fostered meaningful discussions on the global relevance of India’s constitutional ethos and its role in governing a diverse and vibrant population.GTTCI remains committed to promoting the ideals of the Constitution through initiatives that enhance diplomacy, trade, and technology for global cooperation