Constitution of India released in Tamil and Gujarati on International Mother Language Day

Exam-focused facts from the 24 February 2026 current affairs briefing.

Key facts

Vice-President C. P. Radhakrishnan released updated versions of the Constitution of India in Tamil and Gujarati at Uprashtrapati Bhavan on International Mother Language Day.
The 8th Edition of the Legal Glossary (English–Hindi) was also released alongside the constitutional translations.
In the past decade, the Constitution was officially translated for the first time into Bodo, Dogri and Santhali.
Last year, the Constitution was released in Nepali for the Nepali-speaking population of India.
The Legal Glossary aims to make legal terminology accessible to lawmakers, students, judicial officers, researchers, translators and policymakers.