Learn the Indian Constitution in Telugu – Free NPTEL Online Course by NALSAR

A Historic Opportunity to Learn the Constitution in Your Language

Are you curious about the Indian Constitution but feel more comfortable learning in Telugu? Good news! NALSAR University of Law, in collaboration with NPTEL, is offering a unique and accessible 4-week online course titled “Basic Course on Indian Constitution in Telugu” starting on August 18, 2025. Whether you're a student, working professional, or civil service aspirant, this course can enrich your understanding of India’s legal framework—completely free.

1. Why This Course Matters in 2025

Understanding the Constitution of India is vital—not just for law students, but for every Indian citizen. In 2025, as India continues to evolve socially, politically, and legally, this knowledge empowers individuals to understand their rights and responsibilities.

This course stands out because:

It is delivered in Telugu, breaking the English-language barrier.
It includes interactive formats like panel discussions and interviews.
It highlights practical examples and real-life legal scenarios.
It’s free, online, and backed by top legal minds.

2. Course Overview: Learn Indian Constitution in Telugu

Offered by: NALSAR University of Law via NPTEL

Course Type: Elective
Duration: 4 Weeks
Start Date: August 18, 2025
End Date: September 12, 2025
Enrollment Ends: August 18, 2025
Language: Course content in English, instruction in Telugu
Level: Undergraduate
Credit Points: 1
Category: Law
NCrF Level: 4.5 – 8.0
Certificate Available: Yes (with paid exam)
Official Course Link: Enroll here via NPTEL

3. Who Should Enroll in This Course?

This course is ideal for:

Civil service aspirants from Telugu-speaking regions
Law students or graduates
Teachers of political science or social studies
NGO workers and activists
Anyone interested in knowing the legal backbone of India

Prerequisite: Minimum qualification is Class X (10th pass)

4. Key Topics Covered (Weekly Layout)

Week 1: Elements of a Constitution

Definition, structure, and purpose of a constitution
Basic framework of the Indian Constitution

Week 2: Fundamental Rights, Duties, and Directive Principles

Deep dive into Part III, IV, and IVA
Key case laws and historical judgments

Week 3: Federalism

Center-state relations
Role of the President, Governors, and Judiciary

Week 4: Contemporary Issues and Debates

Constitutional amendments
Free speech, secularism, gender rights, and more

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5. Certification Details and Exam Process

While learning is free, the certificate requires a proctored exam.

Exam Fee: ₹1000 (optional)
Exam Date: November 2, 2025
Sessions: Morning (9 AM to 12 Noon), Afternoon (2 PM to 5 PM)

Certificate Eligibility:

Average of best 3 out of 4 assignments (25%)
Proctored exam score (75%)
Minimum scores: 10/25 in assignments & 30/75 in exam

Final certificate will include:

Your name and photo
Course score breakdown
Logos of NPTEL and IIT Madras
E-verification at nptel.ac.in/noc

Note: Only digital certificates are issued.

6. Books & Reference Materials

Recommended Books:

Founding Mothers of the Indian Republic – Achyut Chetan (CUP, 2023)
The Oxford Handbook of The Indian Constitution (OUP, 2016)
Working a Democratic Constitution – Granville Austin (OUP, 2002)
Tools of Justice – Kalpana Kannabiran (Routledge, 2012)
Supreme but Not Infallible – Kirpal et al. (OUP, 2000)

These readings add depth and context for anyone who wants to dive deeper.

7. Instructors’ Profile

Prof. Srikrishna Deva Rao (Vice-Chancellor, NALSAR)

Former VC of NLU Delhi and NLU Odisha
Fulbright Nehru Fellow
Expert in criminal law and access to justice
Member of Indian delegation to UNHRC in Geneva (2022)

Prof. N. Vasanthi

Professor of Constitutional Law at NALSAR
Over 20 years of teaching experience
Focus on labor, gender, and constitutional rights

8. How to Enroll in the Course

Step-by-step guide:

1. Visit the official course page: Click Here

2. Click “Enroll Now” (before August 18, 2025)

3. Sign in with your SWAYAM/NPTEL credentials

4. Start learning and complete weekly assignments

For certification exam registration, keep an eye out for announcements in late August.

9. Final Thoughts

If you've ever wanted to learn about the Indian Constitution but found language a barrier, this course is tailor-made for you. Designed by one of India’s top law universities and delivered in Telugu, this NPTEL course breaks down complex legal principles into simple, engaging lessons. Don’t miss this chance to become constitutionally aware and legally empowered.

Enroll now and take your first step toward legal literacy in 2025.