Constitution Stories

Four words. Five syllables. Four words and five syllables that could cost me my life. Four words and five syllables that make me choke. Four words and five syllables that grab me by the throat. He waits. Stands tall and waits. The seconds turn into minutes. I don't say a word. My hands shake, shake, shake. Warm brown eyes. Pearl white smile. Million-dollar problems. Soft silk skin. Midnight waves. Velvet words. My hands shake, shake, shake. Lifeless brown eyes. Red smile. One problem. Cold damp skin. Midnight waves. Missing words. My hands shake, shake, shake.

An updated version of the current U.S. Constitution.

Just as the title says.

Being in the seventy-fifth year of our republic, it is imperative that WE THE PEOPLE OF INDIA must evaluate THOSE PEOPLE OF INDIA, who had adopted our constitution. But to put things into perspective, who 'We' are need to be ascertained for the constitution, instead of forging India into an unified nation, turned it into a conglomeration of disparate entities, though by then, Gurajada had famously stated that 'it's not the soil but its people that make a country' (desamante mattikadoi, desamante manushuloi). So, given that the Hindu majority is 'the other' for the Muslim minority, the raison d'être for India's partition on the Islamic lines and as the evangelists are ever engaged in harvesting the 'heathen' Hindu souls for their Christian salvation, effectually in the Indian socio-political context, 'We' are the Hindus, then as well as now.

This is just the constitution, nothing special <3 (And I know I obviously didn't make the constitution to credits to the creators! -I see you Alexander Hamilton from New York, William Samuel Johnson from Connecticut, Rufus King from Massachusetts, James Madison from Virginia, and Gouverneur Morris from Pennsylvania 😘😘😘-)

Battling anxiety alone is hard enough. Battling anxiety at breakfast in front of your crush... Now that is Herculean! Welcome inside the brain of Elizabeth.

This is the Bill of Rights in a simple form. I'm making this into a video. The Bill of Rights in a simple way.

THE FOURTH BOOK TALKS ABOUT HOW TO FILE CIVIL CASES AND CRIMINAL CASES IN THE COURT OF LAW.

Mr. Anil Sharma is a lawyer in a civil court in Kolkata. He is a dark complexioned person with a muscular body built. He has been working as a lawyer for 10 years. He has worked in various cases. A law student has come to meet him. Arun Agarwal is studying law in a law college at Bhawanipore. He has come to Anil's chamber. Arun is slim person and he has beard and curly hair in his head. He has brown eyes and he loves to wear jeans and t-shirt.

The purpose of this essay is to argue for the reintroduction of acknowledgments of God in schools, public spaces, and government buildings. By doing so, we aim to respect cultural heritage, enhance moral education, and uphold the constitutional right to freedom of expression while addressing the concerns of secularism and inclusivity.