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Indian constitution
Publication details: Faridabad Allahabad Law Agency 2013Edition: 2ndDescription: 704pSubject(s): DDC classification:- 342.540200Â TRI
Contents:
Contents :
Chapter I- Federalism
Chapter II- Secularism- Challenges to
Chapter III- Minority appeasements; Communalism and Fundamentalism Challenge to Indian Constitution
Chapter IV- Concept of State and Nation
Chapter V- Separation of Powers; or Division of powers- Indian Experience
Chapter VI- Human Rights; naxals, terrorists and the law enforcement machineries; regulating these is a great challenge
Chapter VII- Feminism, Law and Women Empowerment: Great Challenge
Chapter VIII- Reservations: How far and where
Chapter IX- Communism- Challenge to Constitution
Chapter X- Citizenship; voting right to N.R.I.
Chapter XI- Right to Privacy; need of hour
Chapter XII- Social values and law; challenges
Chapter XIII- Independence of Judiciary; self-restriction
Chapter XIV- Equality, Socialism and Constitution
Chapter XV- Personal Liberty
Chapter XVI- Claim for Euthanasia; Challenge to law Chapter XVII- Death Sentence; burning issue
Chapter XVIII- Media and Law; new developments
Chapter XIX- Sting operations: Protection to the whistle blowers
Chapter XX- Judicial Activism
Chapter XXI- Public Interest Litigation; remedy or malady
Chapter XXII- Corruption and ombudsman; from here to everywhere
Chapter XXIII- Electoral Reforms; Great challenge to Constitutionalism
Chapter XXIV- Constitutional Judicial Review and Legislative supremacy.
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Contents :
Chapter I- Federalism
Chapter II- Secularism- Challenges to
Chapter III- Minority appeasements; Communalism and Fundamentalism Challenge to Indian Constitution
Chapter IV- Concept of State and Nation
Chapter V- Separation of Powers; or Division of powers- Indian Experience
Chapter VI- Human Rights; naxals, terrorists and the law enforcement machineries; regulating these is a great challenge
Chapter VII- Feminism, Law and Women Empowerment: Great Challenge
Chapter VIII- Reservations: How far and where
Chapter IX- Communism- Challenge to Constitution
Chapter X- Citizenship; voting right to N.R.I.
Chapter XI- Right to Privacy; need of hour
Chapter XII- Social values and law; challenges
Chapter XIII- Independence of Judiciary; self-restriction
Chapter XIV- Equality, Socialism and Constitution
Chapter XV- Personal Liberty
Chapter XVI- Claim for Euthanasia; Challenge to law Chapter XVII- Death Sentence; burning issue
Chapter XVIII- Media and Law; new developments
Chapter XIX- Sting operations: Protection to the whistle blowers
Chapter XX- Judicial Activism
Chapter XXI- Public Interest Litigation; remedy or malady
Chapter XXII- Corruption and ombudsman; from here to everywhere
Chapter XXIII- Electoral Reforms; Great challenge to Constitutionalism
Chapter XXIV- Constitutional Judicial Review and Legislative supremacy.