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How 50000 Kids Live the Constitution Every Day: An IAS Officer’s Bold Experiment in Dholpur, Rajasthan
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How 50000 Kids Live the Constitution Every Day: An IAS Officer’s Bold Experiment in Dholpur, Rajasthan
On a warm afternoon in Katelapura village of Rajasthan’s Dholpur district, the Government Upper Primary School buzzed with unusual excitement. Small hands clutched slips of paper, the sound of campaigning echoed in the courtyard, and children queued at makeshift polling booths. They weren’t just electing class monitors; they were voting for their own Bal Sansad (children’s parliament). Soon, results were announced: a health minister, an educatio…
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