World Wide Support for Article 51 of the Constitution of India

IMPACT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCESOF CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE WORLD ON CMS STUDENTS(organised by City Montessori School, Lucknowon Article 51 of the Constitution of India)The day was gratifying as every person taught us about peaceeducation. We learned the importance of peace and also that we are allbrothers or sisters of the world. Listening to them was enlightening becauseeveryone told us the facts about the prevailing situation of strife in the world.We learned about peace and brotherhood. The 9th International Conferenceof Chief Justices was a well thought out convention.— Nupur Jain, VIII ACMS Gomti Nagar Campus3/120, Vivek Khand, Gomti Nagar, LucknowTel: 4017943 (December 14, 2008)The 9th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World onArticle 51 of the Constitution of India (The World Judiciary Summit, 2008) isan educational summit in which all the students got to learn something or theother. I wish to thank Mr Jagdish Gandhi who organizes these conferencesevery year. This conference seeks to empower the International Court ofJustice to safeguard the future of the world's two billion children andgenerations-yet-to-be-born.— Rituraj Mishra, VIII BCMS Gomti Nagar Campus3/136, Vishesh Khand, Gomti Nagar, LucknowTel: 9936327617 (December 14, 2008)The speakers were outstanding legal luminaries. We learned aboutchild labour in the Republic of Kazakhstan and about discrimination betweenblacks and whites in South Africa. The world needs peace and our foundermanager Mr Jagdish Gandhi is promoting it. Ms Galina Moroaora said a lotabout child labour and exploitation of children. I personally feel that childlabour should be stopped. I thank the school for giving me this opportunity tocome here.— Atishay, VIII BCMS Gomti Nagar Campus5/514, Viram Khand, Gomti Nagar, LucknowTel: 94151909050 (December 14, 2008)It was an excellent conference. We learned about several ways ofmaintaining peace among people of the world because we are one and theworld is one. The dignitaries from different countries of the world told usabout the advantages of democracy and world parliament. They told us thatthere is one God and all of us are brothers and sisters of global family. We arecreated by God in his own image. The speeches given by them have provedhighly educative to me.—Shivam Yadav, VIII FCMS Gomti Nagar Campus3/361, Vishal Khand, Gomti Nagar, LucknowTel: 9415563792 (December 14, 2008)The main aim of the conference was to make the people realise theirobligations. People should stand together against terrorism so that today'sgenerations as well as the generations-yet-to-be-born can be made secure.We should live in unity and peace because this is the only way of ensuring theworld's happiness and prosperity.— Anshita Verma, VIII BCMS Rajajipuram Campus Tel: 9450663331 (December 14, 2008)The issues of war, destruction and efforts underway in planet earthwere discussed in the conference. We learned that all individuals do not haveequal rights. Every individual must be given equal rights. The law must applyequally to everyone. The conference also apprised us about the importanceof peace for survival of the world.— Shreya Saxena, VIII CCMS Rajajipuram Campus356/340/1375, RJPM, Mohaan Road, Alam Nagar, LucknowTel: 9307237454 (December 14, 2008)I am satisfied by the points and comments made by the judges. Theyemphasized peace and harmony among all nations. All nations should helpeach other. Effective steps should be taken to prevent child labour.Immediate efforts should be made to tackle terrorism. Efforts should bemade to establish peace and unity in the world.— Shubham Anand, VIII CCMS Rajajipuram CampusF - 355/139/4, Murau Tola, Alam Nagar, RJPM, LucknowTel: 2413396 (December 14, 2008)The conference was very informative. We learned several thingsthat should be known to all children. It was a nice way to inform children ofthe good and novel ways to serve humanity. The judges did assure us of takingimportant steps for a bright future of children. The importance of peace andunity was also brought forth.— Akansha Srivastava, VIII ACMS Rajajipuram CampusC-5482, Sector 12, Rajajipuram, LucknowTel: 9450391699 (December 14, 2008)The Chief Justices told us how to achieve world peace. They said thatthere should be no discrimination among the children of the world becausethe children are the future of the world. There can be no peace withoutjustice. All the nations of the world should be treated as members of onefamily. The judges also discussed the issues of the accumulation of nuclearweapons and protection of the rights of children and to promote sustainabledevelopment. All the citizens of the world belong to one family and are likebrothers and sisters. Every one of us should live happily in peace.— Anjali Gautam, VIII ACMS Rajajipuram CampusF-1/20, MIG Rajajipuram, Lucknow (December 14, 2008)Attending the conference and listening to speeches of judges fromTurkey, USA and other countries was a great experience. Speeches deliveredby the judges were quite informative and knowledgeable. There was aninteractive question and answer session where we got the answers to ourquestions from the judges. The speeches were informative about theircountries as well as our country. We thank our manager Mr Jagdish Gandhifor inviting us. We enjoyed it.— Shivangi Pandey, VIII ACMS Mahanagar CampusC-93, Sarvodaya Nagar, Near Choti Masjid, LucknowTel: 2348233 (December 13, 2008)The conference was very nice and meaningful. We got to learnabout human rights, grass root movements and the role of the civil society. Itwas a great honour listening to eminent judges. The basic need of the societyis world peace and sustainable development. We must empower theInternational Court of Justice to safeguard the future of the world's twobillion children and the generations-yet-to-be-born.— Anshu Yadav, VIII ACMS Mahanagar Campus324, Sector 8, Patel Nagar, LucknowTel: 9953394499 (December 13, 2008)It was a very good conference. It opened the eyes of people. It gavethe message of love and peace in society. The theme of the conference wasvery nice. The concept of organizing the conference was a good one. Theconference had judges from different countries, such as Germany, India andUS.— Siddhartha, VIII ACMS Mahanagar Campus92/A, Faizabad Road, LucknowTel: 2782785 (December 13, 2008)The conference was really good. I liked it. It gave us picture of theplight of humanity. The discussion on children's future would help to improvetheir lot. Now I understand the need for peace and harmony. I came to knowabout different cultures and spiritual values of the people of the world.For the sake of justice even if you have to punish your own brother, do so to established rule of law & justice in the world. – Lord Krishna28