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The Framing of India?s Constitution-Select Documents

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Vol. 1: Nationalist efforts at constitutionmaking and demand for a Constituent Assembly (18891939) Official acceptance of the demand and setting up of the Constitutent Assembly (19401947) Transfer of power Negotiations with Princely States. Vol. 2: Settling the principles Advisory Committee on Fundamental Rights, Minorities. etc.. Union and Provincial Constitution Committees. Union Powers Committee Memoranda and notes submitted to these Committees and their SubCommittees Proceedings, minutes and reports of the Committees and SubCommittees. Vol. 3: Drafting of the Constitution First draft by Constitutional Adviser.October 1947 Drafting Committee's Minutes Draft Constitution prepared by Drafting Committe. February 1948. Vol. 4:Comments and Suggestions on Draft Constitution More Minutes of Drafting Committee Proceedings of meetings of Drafting Committee with Provincial and Central Government representatives Drafting Committee's recommendations for further modifications of Draft Constitution. STUDY VOLUME: This volume renders a lucid and straightforward account of the Assembly's progress through the clash of divergent views and interests that influenced the Constitution makers in confirming or revising earlier decisions. It examines in sober perspective the alterations made in successive drafts in important provisions of the Constitution.The revised edition brings the story uptodate by indepth analysis of Constitutional amendments 1st to 92nd and notes on developments during 19502004. CONSTITUTION MAKING SINCE 1950 An Overview The other companion volume is entirely a new addition discussing the making of India's Constitution since 1950 upto 2004 by Dr. Subhash C. Kashyap. It also contains authentic texts of all the Constitutional Amendments and Constitution Commission and other reports.

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Select Constitutions of the World

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Public Interest Litigation - A Handbook with Model PIL Formats

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The overwhelming and incredible responses from all quarters of academia and lawyers for the last four editions of this handbook on Public Interest Litigation gave dual sense of pleasure and responsibility as well. The pleasure of being appreciated is all understood, while the responsibility that mounts up thereafter to work harder to keep the expectation, bestowed upon, intact. Ingrained with this sense of responsibility, the Fifth Edition of this handbook has been brought in at your disposal, ensuring the quality for which it has got accolades. Public Interest Litigation is a vast and ever developing area of law, where almost everything under the sun has been brought within its purview to serve the larger interest of the public. With view to its dynamism, this edition has been updated to incorporate lot more recent cases to date to acknowledge as to how far PIL has developed into touching upon every aspect of human life. The first chapter has been introduced with the title Introduction to deal with the scope of PIL, its development and what not. The subsequent chapters have been given wide coverage to give a detailed understanding about the concept. The language used in this handbook is quite lucid and easy to be understood by common people so as to accomplish its objective. Since it has come into being as an integral part of judicial system, PIL has been extensively used for the redressal of grievances of common people. The existing chapters with rich contents have been ensured to address all areas of the concept. It is expected that this present edition will retain the confidence of readers and continue to enlighten the common people as usual.

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The Constitution of India- Miracle, Surrender, Hope

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Although the Constitutions of India's neighbours have collapsed many times over, the Indian Constitution has survived, though not without controversy and a sense of despair. The making of the Constitution was a miracle, replete with ambiguities and compromises (Chapter I). The Constitution surrendered people's power to politicians and judges (Chapter II). The text of the Constitution was interpreted and went through many changes (Chapter III & IV). However, the Constitution was always intended to be a bourgeois Constitution. It failed in its promises owed to the poor, disadvantaged and disempowered, who must now capture the Constitution to redeem its promises to all Indians. This is the challenge for the future.

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Supreme Court on Fundamental Duties

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Sources and Framing of The Constitution of India with Special Reference to Vedic Governance

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In this book there is an unprecedented effort to lucidly demonstrate that the basic features of present Constitution have been taken out from the Vedic concepts which included truth and non-violence. Heretofore the Sources of our Constitution were described as Western constitutions/acts none of which existed before 18th Century. Details in the book, however, show that the Framers, mindful of Britishers` cultural and divisive policies, had drawn light from the Eternal Vedas, Upnishads and subsequent scriptures, and that even before 18th Century there used to be an ideal governance. As per, Rigveda,III.38.6 God enjoins that the governor and the governed (we the people) should co-operate in fostering prosperity and enlightenment by establishing ideal assemblies comprised of righteous and expert members who would also select the best out of them as their king and all of them being always answerable to the people. Such assemblies were to frame Constitution with constitutional guarantees. It was required that the set up so organized should guarantee to all the subjects freedom, better standard of living, education and righteous way of life and by providing men (and women) with all-round education, liberty, piety, training, wealth etc. The wise recognized law as Dharma. Dharma is morality. It is a mould to promote prudent behavior based on justice and fair-play and the authority of the sriptures. The author has azlso supported his view on eternal liberties/rights and the asemblies of Vedic Era with appropriate citations of the Apex Court cases. Luminaries have also expressed that the book becomes a Bible, Gita and Quran for the Students of Constitutional Law and that it is worthy of being studied not only by students of law but also a must read by Research Scholars, Constitutional lawyers and all the Citizens to know their rich heritage and be proud of it.

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Sixth Schedule to the Constitution

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Second and Third Edition of the book printed in 2005 and 2010 gave me a great source of encouragement to take out Fourth Edition, particularly due to the reason that Third Edition has been out of print for more than one year. This shows that the readers have liked the work, which is the prime reason to come out with a new edition. In 2013, three more High Courts came into existence, namely, Meghalaya, Tripura and Manipur which were part of Gauhati High Court. Sixth Schedule now operates within the jurisdiction of Gauhati High Court, Meghalaya High Court and Tripura High Court. Thus, there are case laws from three High Courts apart from the Supreme Court dealing with the cases covered by the provisions of Sixth Schedule to the Constitution. I have tried to include case laws from all the four Constitutional Courts. Administration of Justice in North Eastern States has different scheme for tribal areas and non-tribal areas. It also depends on whether all the parties are tribals or one/both the parties are non-tribals. Different forum and procedure are applicable for tribals and non tribals and also depending on the State and the particular District Council. State-wise analysis of Administration of Justice has been made in Chapter VII of the book with reference to each District Council after discussion on each State. While analyzing the provisions of each paragraph of the Sixth Schedule in Chapter V, the writing has been re-grouped into headings and sub-headings so as to facilitate the reader.

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Shorter Constitution of India

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The book attempts to serve as a guide to the lengthiest constitution in the world in a 2-volumes, by including critical analysis of all important judgments. This title has completed nearly 6 decades. In the new edition, the Revising Editor, Justice A K Patnaik, has re-structured the narrative in a more sensible manner by incorporating his case notes of important constitutional judgments covered in all volumes of the SCC up to 2017. Key Highlights:- ? Includes latest cases like Supreme Court Judgment of January 2 2017, in Krishnakumar v State of Bihar, where a seven judge bench has stated that re-promulgation of ordinances is a fraud on the Constitution and a subversion of democratic legislative processes. ? Quoted as reference in multiple SC judgments. E.g. Secretary, State of Karnataka and Ors vs Umadevi and Ors - MANU/SC/1918/2006 (2006), K.T. Plantation Pvt. Ltd. and Anr vs State of Karnataka (2011) - MANU/SC/0914/2011; ? Quoted as reference in over 100 HC judgments dating back to 1958. Some of them include: Bombay HC, 1983 : Basantibai Fakirchand Khetan and Ors vs State of Maharashtra and Anr - MANU/MH/0310/1984; Bombay HC, 2004 : Nirmala L. Mehta vs A. Balasubramaniam, Commissioner of Income Tax and Ors - MANU/MH/0328/2004; Himachal Pradesh HC (2016) :Chaman Lal Bali and Ors vs State of Himachal Pradesh and Ors - MANU/HP/0720/2016

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Presidential Takeover of State Government

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Presidential Takeover of State Government is a unique book giving a comprehensive guide on the contours of Article 356 of the Constitution of India. The book analytically highlights the delicate subject of Centre-State relations and enlightens the readers as to how the provision of Article 356 is not violative of the State autonomy. The satisfaction of the President and obligations of the Governor during the failure of constitutional machinery of a State has been cogently put forth. The author has critically analysed and examined the cases of justified use of Article 356 and also covered cases wherein the use of power evoked a great deal of controversy. This book shall be of great help to legal practitioners, academicians, university/college libraries, Government offices, et al.

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Limited Government and Judicial Review (Tagore Law Lectures)

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Key Highlights ? This book is a compilation of classic scholarly essays and contemporary essays on ?Limited Government and Judicial Review?. ? Reproduces the prestigious Tagore Law Lectures delivered in 1968-69 by late Dr DD Basu on the subject of ?Limited Government and Judicial Review?. ? Also provides fresh essays, covering the development of law up to date, as well as analyzing and elaborating on Dr Basu?s original views. ? Includes essays on the roles of the government, judiciary and the constitution and is meant for Senior Advocates, Judges, Lawmakers, as well as any legal academician. ? The major theme of this compilation of work is - How in a constitutional form of government judicial review helps in ensuring the concept of Limited Government. ? 9 brilliant lectures have been compiled to discuss the crucial issues related to ?constitutionalism?, giving a rich understanding of the historical, philosophical, moral, and political dimensions of the mechanism of control of power. ? Critical study of the Indian case laws, done in the light of comparative experiences, will prove to be of great value to the reader. ? Written with great respect and love for the Constitution, this book aims to broad-base the support to the supreme law in the very bosom of society. ? This new compilation surveys the constitutional developments since the first publication of the original lectures of Dr D D Basu, and links the valuable experience with the original version of the Lectures. ? The contribution of judicial review on issues relating to limits of amending power, effect of unconstitutionality, doctrines of constitutional interpretations, due process of law and expropriation of property, has been discussed in the supplementary essays by Professor Ishwara Bhatt, keeping in mind the lines of reasoning which the original author had sketched. ? This book attempts at intelligent trend analysis to provide a new insight about the direction of future development and transcends to addressing the questions of control of power, and looks to the ubiquitous spread of power in modern society and also the imbalances that need to be handled with difference, by harnessing for transformative aims.

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