Law & public policy

Samvidhaan: The Making of the Constitution of India (Sansad TV)

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About this course

Samvidhaan, the ten-part series directed by Shyam Benegal and produced by Rajya Sabha TV, dramatises how India's Constitution was debated and written in the Constituent Assembly between 1946 and 1949. Who it's for: every citizen, and students of law, polity and history, including UPSC aspirants. The series is in Hindi, with English and Hindi subtitles available on YouTube. These are the free, official videos of the "Samvidhaan" playlist from the Sansad TV YouTube channel (youtube.com/@SansadTV). All videos belong to Sansad TV; Sikhami is not affiliated with Sansad TV and simply arranges the public playlist into a course, so you can learn one lesson at a time and keep track of your progress.

What you will learn

• How the Constituent Assembly came together, and its members • The great debates: rights, federalism, language and minorities • The role of Dr B. R. Ambedkar, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Patel and other founders • How the Preamble, Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles took shape • Why the Constitution reads the way it does

This course at a glance

Lectures
10 video lectures
Video
9h 16m in all
Level
All levels
Language
Hindi
Access
Lifetime access
Certificate
On completion

Lectures last updated September 2026

Course content

1 section · 10 lectures · 9h 16m

  1. 1. Samvidhaan

    • Samvidhaan - Episode 1/1052m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 2/1058m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 3/1052m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 4/1057m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 5/1056m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 6/101h 1m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 7/1057m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 8/1055m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 9/1053m
    • Samvidhaan - Episode 10/1050m

How long it takes

9h 16m of video in 10 lectures. Pick a pace that suits you:

  • Steady

    about 3 weeks

    at 30 minutes a day

  • Regular

    10 days

    at 1 hour a day

  • Fast track

    5 days

    at 2 hours a day

Video time only: practice takes a little longer. Your place in every lecture is saved, so you can stop any time.

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Watch every lecture, then claim a certificate of completion with your name on it.

  • Its own web page and code, so a school or an employer can check it is real
  • Save it as a PDF or print it
  • Included with the course, at no extra cost

Who teaches it

Sikhami InstituteNew Delhi · 297 courses · 693 learners · 472 followersSikhami Institute is Sikhami's own institute for free learning. We pick some of the best free courses on YouTube, from Harvard's CS50, MIT, NPTEL, Khan Academy, Google, Microsoft, the BBC, Crash Course, PW, Magnet Brains, CodeWithHarry and many more, and turn them into proper courses on Sikhami that you can follow lesson by lesson while your progress is saved. Free courses in every category, in English and Hindi: school and competitive exams, programming and AI, languages, music and dance, art, yoga and fitness, cooking, trades, business, marketing, farming and more. All videos belong to their creators and play from their official YouTube channels, and each course credits its creator. Questions or suggestions? Write to help@sikhami.com.

Questions people ask

Is this course free?

Yes. Joining is free, and the lectures unlock as soon as you join. Once you join, it is yours for life.

How long is the course?

10 video lectures, 9h 16m of video in all. At an hour a day, the videos take 10 days. You learn at your own pace; there are no fixed class times.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. When you have watched every lecture, you can claim a certificate of completion. It has its own page and code, so anyone can check that it is real. About certificates

What language is it taught in?

Hindi.

Can I learn on my phone?

Yes. Watch on the website or in the Sikhami app for Android with the same account. Your place in every lecture is saved, so you can switch between them.

Can I ask the teacher a doubt?

Yes. Ask it in the questions on the course page, or from inside any lecture while you watch. You can also keep your own notes on each lecture.

Who made these videos?

The lectures are the free, public videos of the YouTube playlist "Samvidhaan", and they belong to their creator. Sikhami arranges them into a course, so you can learn one lecture at a time and keep track of your progress.

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