Art Vibration - 763

Letter from the Prime Minister of India on Samvidhan Divas 26/11/2025

Hon'ble prime Minister of Indian giving full respect to SAMVIDHAN of INDIAN on samvidhan divas 26/11/2025 .. 

Friend today on date 27/11/2025 i have received a mail on my gmail ID   from our Hon'ble prime Minister of INDIA Sir Narendra Modi Ji , In this mail he has posted a letter to all citizen's of India for celebration to  movement of our SAMVIDHAN with caption " HAMARA SAMVIDHAN - HAMRA SWABHIMAN "this caption i have received on my mail ID from Ministry of parliamentary of GOVT of INDIA  or i am lucky in list of citizen's of India , my mail ID is  registered as a Indian citizen  . so i am very much thankful for our Hon'ble Prime Minister of INDIA , I accepte HAMARA SAMVIDHAN - HAMARA SWABHIMAN ...JAI HIND ..

here i am sharing with  you that letter copy for your reading or notice . ! 

Dear fellow citizens,

Namaste!  

   

  26th November is a day of immense pride for every Indian. It was on this very day in 1949 that the Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution of India, a sacred document that has continued to guide the nation’s progress with clarity and conviction. That is why, nearly a decade ago, in 2015, the NDA government decided to mark 26th November as Constitution Day.  

   

  It is the power of our Constitution that enabled a person like me, coming from a humble and economically disadvantaged family, to serve as the Head of the Government continuously for over 24 years. I still remember the moments in 2014, when I came to Parliament for the first time and bowed, touching the steps of the greatest temple of democracy. Again, in 2019, after the election results, when I entered the Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan, I bowed and placed the Constitution on my forehead as a mark of reverence. This Constitution has given several others, like me, the power to dream and the strength to work towards it.  

   

  On Constitution Day, we remember all the inspiring members of the Constituent Assembly, which was presided over by Dr. Rajendra Prasad, who contributed to the making of the Constitution. We recall the efforts of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, who chaired the Drafting Committee with remarkable foresight. Several distinguished women members of the Constituent Assembly enriched the Constitution with their thoughtful interventions and visionary perspectives.  

   

  My mind goes back to the year 2010. This was when the Constitution of India completed 60 years. Sadly, the occasion did not receive the attention it deserved at a national level. But, to express our collective gratitude and commitment to the Constitution, we organized a ‘Samvidhan Gaurav Yatra’ in Gujarat. Our Constitution was placed on an elephant and I, along with several other people from different walks of life, had the honor of being part of the procession.  

   

  When the Constitution completed 75 years, we decided that this would be an extraordinary milestone for the people of India. We had the privilege of organizing a special session of Parliament and launching nationwide programmes to commemorate this historic occasion. These programmes witnessed record public participation.  

   

  This year’s Constitution Day is special for many reasons.

It marks the 150th birth anniversary of two extraordinary personalities, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Bhagwan Birsa Munda. Both of them made monumental contributions to our nation. Sardar Patel’s visionary leadership ensured the political unification of India. It was his inspiration and courage of conviction that guided our steps to act against Article 370 and 35(A). The Constitution of India is now fully in force in Jammu & Kashmir, ensuring all constitutional rights for the people, especially the women and marginalized communities. The life of Bhagwan Birsa Munda continues to inspire India’s resolve to ensure justice, dignity and empowerment for our tribal communities.  

   

  This year, we also celebrate the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram, whose words resonate with the collective resolve of Indians through the ages. At the same time, we commemorate the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, whose life and sacrifice continue to illuminate us with courage, compassion and strength.  

   

  All these personalities and milestones remind us of the primacy of our duties, something the Constitution also emphasizes through a dedicated chapter on Fundamental Duties in Article 51A. These duties guide us on how to collectively achieve social and economic progress. Mahatma Gandhi always emphasized the duties of a citizen. He believed that a duty well performed creates a corresponding right and that real rights are a result of the performance of duty.  

   

  25 years have already passed since this century began. In just over two decades from now, we will mark 100 years since freedom from colonial rule. In 2049, it will be a hundred years since the Constitution was adopted. The policies we frame, the decisions we take today and our collective actions will shape the lives of generations to come.  

   

  Inspired by this, as we move forward to realis the dream of a Viksit Bharat, we must always place our duties towards our nation foremost in our minds.  

   

  Our country has given us so much and this brings out a deep sense of gratitude from within. And, when we live with this feeling, fulfilling our duties becomes integral to our nature. To carry out our duties, it becomes imperative to put in our full capability and dedication in every task. Every action of ours should strengthen the Constitution and further national goals and interests. It is afterall our responsibility to fulfil the dreams envisioned by the framers of our Constitution. When we work with this sense of duty, our nation’s social and economic progress will multiply manifold.  

   

  Our Constitution has given us the right to vote. As citizens, it is our duty to never miss the opportunity to vote in national, state and local elections where we are registered. In order to inspire others, we can think of organizing special ceremonies every 26th November in schools and colleges to celebrate those youngsters who are turning 18. This way our first-time voters will feel that in addition to being students, they are also active participants in the process of nation-building.  

   

  When we inspire our youth with a sense of responsibility and pride, they will remain committed to the values of democracy throughout their lives. This sense of commitment is the foundation of a strong nation.  

   

  Let us, on this Constitution Day, reaffirm our pledge to fulfil our duties as citizens of this great nation. In doing so, we can all contribute meaningfully to the building of a Viksit Bharat that is developed and empowered.  

   

  Yours,

Narendra Modi

I sure after read this letter ( for Indian citizen's ) you all  will agree with our hon'ble prime minister sir Narendra Modhi ji and his kind words that is point out to HAMARA SAMVIDHAN-HAMARA SWABHIMAN ..jai hind 

so here i share this letter copy with title letter from  the prime minister of INDIA  on samvidhan Diwas 26/11/2025 

Yogendra Kumar Purohit

Master of fine Art

Bikaner, INDIA 

Art Vibration - 762

 

Thanks To Microsoft…

Friends some time,  time is surprising to us . or that’s surprise is giving us lots of new experiences in plus or mines . but time is register to our  time in our life time novel . we are calling to that journey of life , 

 

Jaipur blue pottery craft work of Shilp Guru Shri Gopal Saini photography - yogendra kumar purohit

This philosophy is coming in my  vision because yesterday I felt this action of time as a real surprise for my art journey, ( the Journey of life ) .

Actually at present I am busy in a project of art and craft for culture Ministry of INDIA .  in that project I were dune some photography work on Jaipur blue pottery . That photographs I saved in my laptop or in that laptop I am using to Microsoft programs for writing / editing and composing .

So my one photograph was auto selected for screen image of Microsoft program . when I saw that image on my laptop screen I was fully surprised , because it was very first experience for me . my art photography was selected from Microsoft team or that’s was showing on screen display of Microsoft it was giving me  amazing experience I have no words for that . but I felt that . .

 Kind  your information I were shoot that photo from studio of Shilp Guru Shri Gopal Saini , Jaipur. Here  that image I am sharing for  your visit, in this image you will see to complete art and craft work  of Jaipur blue pottery . in a one image  you can see to all colors of Jaipur blue pottery  . I were  shoot that  as a example of blue pottery and the Microsoft team was launched to that  as a unique image from selection of Microsoft company . .

I am also sharing the screen image of that selection of Microsoft team through the screen shoot of my laptop  screen . 

My Photography work on screen of Microsoft as a auto screen display image of Microsoft 2025

 

The Selection of Microsoft team is proving it , the true and dedicated art and craft is always inspired to art lover or art promoter . Shilp guru Gopal Saini is creating his blue pottery product with his full dedication and his dedicated work was inspired to me for click to his work or my work was selected from art promoter of our world that is team of Microsoft company .

So I am very much thankful for director of Microsoft  company  Hon’ ble sir Bill Gatess the Pegambor of God . you are very much committed for promote to each one creative exercise of our world from your Microsoft company . it is a surprising work from you  or from your team .

It is designing to our  new creative world , or we are noticing day by day our world is getting more conscious for education, health , food, art, literature , culture and science too. I or its credit goes to you my pegamber of god / hon’ble  Sir Bill Gates the Director of Microsoft company . 

MySelf at Front Side of HAWA MAHAL Jaipur , Rajasthan 2025

 

 What I say after word thanks to you ? I have no idea after it - I can say THANKS  TO  MICROSOFT  

So here I write about it thanks to Microsoft ..

Yogendra  kumar purohit

Master of Fine Art

Bikaner, INDIA ..

 

 

   

Art Vibration - 761

International Art Symposium 2025 and Myself ...

Day -1

Friends, the three-day International Art Symposium commenced today at the "Harasar Haveli" hotel in Bikaner, organized jointly by the Dhora International Artist Society Bikaner and the Korea-India Contemporary Artists Association, New Delhi! In this art symposium, approximately 27 artists from Korea and India will jointly create artwork on canvas.

The first day began with a welcoming ceremony! Following Indian cultural traditions, all the artists were welcomed with a tilak (forehead mark) and sweets, accompanied by Vedic chants. This was a unique experience for the Korean artists, allowing them to experience Indian culture firsthand. A special aspect of this welcome was that young children applied the tilak to all the guests while chanting Vedic mantras, which was an amazing experience for all the Korean guests, and they captured it on their cameras!

Following this, the symposium poster was unveiled, introducing all the participating artists with their pictures and mentioning the organizing partners: Bhoj Kala Pranyas, Korea-India Contemporary Artists Association, AVM, and Dhora International Artist Society Bikaner.

At 11 AM, all the artists were provided with art materials and canvases, and they began painting on 2x2 feet canvases according to their individual artistic preferences! The artists participating in this art camp included those from Korea: Ilung Eun Lee, Jong Soon Choi, Changrae Kim, Ha Soon Shin, Gul Hae Seo, Bo Yeon Kim, Ho Joon Kim, and from India: senior painter Dr. Vidyasagar Upadhyay, Dr. John Philpose, Shri Kalicharan Gupta, Shri Mahaveer Swami, Meena Dior, Shri Santosh Verma, Rashmi Khurana, Shri Vinay Sharma, Shri Hemraj, Bharti Arya, Dr. Mohan Lal Choudhary, Shri Ashish Kumar Shringi, Shri Lokesh Jain, Dr. Rajneesh Harsh, Shri Manish Sharma, Shri Sunil Dutt Ranga, Shri Manoj Solanki, Shri Kamal Kishore Joshi, Shri Anurag Swami, and Master Yogendra Kumar Purohit (myself) was also present!

On the first day of this art symposium, almost all the artists painted their canvases and made them available for display in the exhibition by 5 PM in the courtyard of Hotel Harasar Haveli! This was a living testament to the commitment of all the artists towards art on the first day of this art symposium! This art exhibition was organized for the inaugural session and will remain on display at Hotel Harasar Haveli until November 5, 2025, for the art lovers of Bikaner!

The inaugural session was graced by senior painter Dr. Vidyasagar Upadhyay, who presided over the session.  Also present on the stage were senior painters Shri Kalicharan Gupta, Shri Mahaveer Swami, Korean President of the Korea-India Contemporary Artists Association, Ha Soon Shin, Director of Bhoj Kala Pranyas Bikaner, Shri Manoj Solanki, and President of Dhora International Artist Society Bikaner, Bharti Arya! The inaugural session was conducted by painter Shri Vinay Sharma!

Speaking as the chief guest at the inaugural session, Shri Kalicharan Gupta emphasized the significant contribution of art in strengthening mutual relations on the world art map through art! Because art creates harmony/confluence and interaction between the cultures of two countries! And language is no barrier here, but you also said that with your refined behavior, you can create space for your own country's culture within the cultural sphere of another country, provided your conduct and speech are restrained and simple, and filled with human compassion! Referring to the hospitality of Bikaner, you expressed the joyful feelings of the Korean artists and also thanked the Dhora International Artist Society Bikaner and all the artists of Bikaner on behalf of the Korean artists!

Then, all the participating artists were honored on stage by presenting them with a Rajasthani Pachrangi dupatta/shawl and a pictorial identity card for each artist!

Giving the presidential address, Dr. Vidyasagar Upadhyay said that the main reason for organizing this symposium in Bikaner is the active artists working here in the field of contemporary Indian art.  Considering this, we decided that this 2025 symposium should be held in Bikaner with the artists of Bikaner, which has begun today with the cooperation of all of you and the efforts of the Dhora International Artist Society Bikaner and the Korea-India Contemporary Artists Association! You also expressed the hope that the artists of Bikaner would design a project and submit it to us, so that we can enthusiastically work on it and provide appropriate opportunities to the underprivileged artists here!

In the inaugural session, Shri Mahaveer Swami expressed his gratitude. On this occasion, he also mentioned his trip to Korea and the art training he provided to Korean art students, and invited all the artists to visit his studio from the stage!

Here are some memorable photographs of the first day of the art symposium taken from my camera in the courtyard of Hotel Harasar Haveli for your viewing! 

Day - 2

Friends, the International Art Symposium 2025 Bikaner, organized under the auspices of Dhora International Artist Society Bikaner and the Indo-Korea Contemporary Artists Association, is being held at Hotel Harasar Haveli House in Bikaner!

On the second day of this three-day art symposium, all the participating artists took part in a Bikaner Heritage Walk, which began at the historic Rampuria Haveli - Hotel Bhawar Niwas Haveli, located in Rampuria Mohalla, Bikaner. There, they observed firsthand the dedication of Mr. Sunil Rampuria (Art Collector), a connoisseur and patron of art in Bikaner, and his unique and inspiring interest in collecting contemporary artworks. They closely examined and appreciated the artistic creations displayed in the haveli, which was a wonderful experience for all the artists! On this occasion, Mr. Sunil Rampuria's daughter, Sneha Rampuria, also showed all the artists her art and craft work displayed in her art gallery. I also informed everyone about some of my collected artworks, which are also housed at Hotel Bhawar Niwas Haveli by Mr. Sunil Rampuria, and invited them to view them. These collected artworks include paper art and craft work, full-size artificial pots, paper sculptures (portraits), earthen pot paintings, and some mural and new design cardboard works!

Later, the entire team of artists from the International Art Symposium arrived at Mohta Chowk, where they visited the famous Rabri shop of Shri Manka Maharaj! There, Master Kamal Kishore Joshi (participant in the International Art Symposium 2025 Bikaner and grandson of the late Manka Maharaj), along with his father, lovingly served his homemade rabri to all the artists! From there, the artists' heritage walk reached Bikaner's historical Silk Route (an international trade route from South India to the Arab countries, with Bikaner situated along it).  A Jain temple was built here 40-50 years before Bikaner was founded, commissioned by a Jain merchant named Bhanda Shah, and it is still known today as the Bhanda Shah Temple.  The artists observed the ancient folk paintings in this temple, which are known in Bikaner as Matharan paintings.  Many of the temple's murals and artwork are still preserved in their original form.  Adjacent to this temple is the Nagar Seth Temple, which is dedicated to Lakshmi Nath Ji, and next to that is the historical cowshed.

One of the artists, Rashmi Khurana, expressed a desire to see the cowshed, so I took her there.  Upon seeing the countless cows and the grandeur of the cowshed, she exclaimed, "There are so many cows here! Amazing!" She then donated a sum of money to the cowshed, for which she received a receipt.

The Bhanda Shah Temple was the final stop of the International Art Symposium 2025 in Bikaner. From there, all the artists returned to the Harasar Haveli Hotel, where almost all of them completed their paintings. They also interacted with media representatives, including Dinesh Gupta, Kamyab Kalam, and journalists from the News18 Bikaner YouTube channel, sharing their thoughts on their artwork.

During this time, a senior artist of the art symposium, Dr. John Philipose, presented his art catalog to some of the fellow artists, starting with me and then giving copies to others, as well as to the director of Harasar Haveli.

Artists Mohan Lal Chaudhary, Bharti Arya, and Master Sunil D. Ranga added a cultural touch with folk music, which I also enjoyed as a listener. Some of the Korean artists went on a desert safari, while others remained busy with their artwork, including senior artist Dr. Vidyasagar Upadhyay. Yes, Master Manish Sharma, Dr. Rajneesh Harsh, Master Sunil Dutt Ranga, and Bharti Arya were present!

Senior painter Dr. Narendra Verma, Master Sunil Kumar Sharma, senior painter Raju Swami, music expert/painter Rang Malhar, and Dr. Damodar Tanwar, along with art students, observed the International Art Symposium 2025 Bikaner and also interacted with the artists!

On November 5, 2025, that is, tomorrow at 4 PM, an art exhibition of all the paintings created at the International Art Symposium will be held at the Maharani Sudarshan Art Gallery in Bikaner, which will be open to all art lovers of Bikaner free of charge! This information was given by the convener of the International Art Symposium 2025 Bikaner, Dr. Rajneesh Harsh, and co-convener Master Saurabh Sharma!

Here are some photographs from the second day of the International Art Symposium 2025 Bikaner for your viewing!

Day - 3 

The International Art Symposium 2025 Bikaner exhibition, organized by the India-Korea Contemporary Artists Association and Dhora International Artists Society Bikaner, has commenced in the presence of senior Indian artists Dr. Vidyasagar Upadhyay and Mr. Mahaveer Swami, Dr. Kalicharan Gupta, Mr. Manoj Solanki of Bikaner, and Korean artists. 27 paintings are on display in the exhibition hall of the Maharani Sudarshan Art Gallery, Nagari Bhandar, Bikaner, Rajasthan. At the opening ceremony of the art exhibition, the Dhora International Artists Society Bikaner presented awards to all the Korean and Indian artists. A unique aspect of this art exhibition was that a child inaugurated the exhibition, and a young girl gifted her handmade painting to the Korean artists. I am sharing some pictures I took with my camera here.

It is my live reporting of international art symposium 2025 as a observer or as a art critic .

so here i write about it international art symposium and Myself ...

yogendra kumar purohit 

Master of fine Art

Bikaner , India