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Constitution Day (Samvidhan Divas) posters: the Preamble, Dr Ambedkar, the book

Constitution Day posters — a poster of an unrolled parchment with ornate borders opening on the words "We, the people of India", "Constitution Day" lettered above and "26 November" below, mid-century Indian screen-printed poster, bold simplified shapes, visible grain and slight misregistration, blocky condensed lettering
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Reading 2Dr Ambedkar
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Posters for Constitution Day, Samvidhan Divas, on 26 November, the day in 1949 the Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution of India. The three readings are an unrolled parchment opening on We, the people of India, a respectful portrait of Dr B. R. Ambedkar holding the Constitution, and a large book open under the national emblem. Type a twist, such as in Hindi, to ask for a version of it.

  • a school assembly display
  • an office notice board
  • a civics class wall chart
  • a poster competition entry

Frequently asked questions

What is Samvidhan Divas?
It is Constitution Day, 26 November, the day in 1949 the Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution of India.
Is the portrait of Dr Ambedkar respectful?
Yes. He is drawn as a dignified portrait in a blue suit and round spectacles, holding a copy of the Constitution, not as a caricature.
How do the three styles differ?
Vintage print is a mid-century screen-printed look with visible grain, flat vector uses clean shapes, and poster paint looks like a hand-painted school chart.
Are these photographs?
No. Each one is a drawn illustration.

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