Nagpur: With 82, his hands and head are involuntarily trembling, but the famous oil painter Pramodbabu Ramtek's spirit remains stable, similar to his art vision, which is now the legendary entrance gate of the country's first constitutional park in Dr. Babasahe defined on Amravati Road in Nagpur. The park and a statue of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedar was inaugurated on Saturday by Cji Bhushan Gavai.“The finely shaped piece has a strong iconography of the constitution that you have to try while you look at it,” said Ramtee. Ramtek, an experienced sculptor and former faculty member of the JJ School of Art in Mumbai, led the team of artists, who brought the deeply symbolic and complicated preamble gate – to live a homage to the philosophy that was involved in the constitution of India. The beautiful golden gate is inspired by the oldest stone sculpture in India, Sanchi Stupa, said, Registrar Anil Hirkhan from Gondwana University, who proposed the park as deputy registrar at Nagpur University (NU) in 2015.Ramteeke and other important contributors were congratulated on Saturday during the inauguration of the park. Among them were wall experts Prajna Murti, artist Sanjay more and Ashok Sonkusare, Park employee Sandeep Kamble and the arrival designer Mahesh Gaupwar. Ajay Chavan, member of the Board of Directors, also gave the project valuable support.The idea was designed on November 23, 2015 during the term of office by Vice Chancellor SP Kane and Registrar Puran Meshram. Hirkhan created a detailed proposal and ensured his execution.Meshram said Ramtek was entrusted with surveillance and the aesthetics of the park was completed. “Kamble has prepared the master plan of the entire park, more the murals and sculptures developed on them, and Sonkusare made it in Wani Town. State PWD appointed GaUNEWAR for the design of the gate, ”he said.Ramtek initially rejected the first designs and recommended a new team, including more and Sonkusare, to develop the park. Meshram said the design completed by Ramteeke was then approved by the park committee after a few suggestions. “It wasn't just about scoring a goal,” said Ramteeke, “it was about translating the values of the constitution in shape and feeling.”Ramteeke's commitment to art goes back to his childhood, a passion that was only stronger with age. In 1999 Ramteeke was selected to make a portrait of the then President Kr Narayanan. Narayanan sat for the portrait for four hours, which still has a place of honor on the London School of Arts. Ramtake also created a portrait of Ramkrishna Gavai, father of Cji Bhushan Gavai. The CJI itself visited an art exhibition to see the painting and personally appreciated it in 2015.“I will continue to work until my last breath,” said Ramteeke. The Preamble Park Gate of the Constitution is one of the deepest contributions from Ramteeke on public art.CRATEAbout the parkAt the center of the constitution, the preamble park is a statue of Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb ambedar that holds the constitution. The park shows wall paintings that represent ten basic values of the Indian constitution, as shown in the preamble: Indian constitution, we people, socialism, secularism, democracy, republic, justice, freedom, equality and fraternity. The park also includes 3D replicas of the most important pillars of democracy – Rashtrapati Bhavan, the parliamentary house, the Supreme Court – and the Ashoka pillar. The park distributes two morning and has a great and aesthetically designed entrance gate.