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Our Constitution

(Paperback)

Subhash C Kashyap,

National Book Trust (Publisher)

Published

2017

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Society and Social Sciences Politics and government Political structure and processes Constitution: government and the state

By: Subhash C Kashyap | Publisher: National Book Trust | Released: 01 Dec 2017

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This book provides an extensive introduction to the Indian Constitution, and breaks down all constitutional terms for laymen. It is aimed at educating the general public about their fundamental rights and what they are entitled to.

The Constitution of India is a large and complex document that lays down the legal framework for the various branches of the government - the legislature, executive, and judiciary branches. It puts down the details of every single aspect, right from the principles of governance to the fundamental rights of all citizens and their duties.

The constitution lays down the structure and powers of the various government institutions and the procedures involved for all legal processes. It provides a framework for their interaction with each other, and has helped in setting up a federal, democratic, and secular government with an independent judiciary.

The book, Our Constitution: An Introduction to India’s Constitution and Constitutional Law, introduces these complex terms and conditions to its readers in a comprehensive manner.

The book covers all the articles and clauses in the constitution and explains each of them clearly. The book can be useful for teachers, professionals, and students who want to gain a good understanding of the Indian Constitution. It can also be useful for people who are appearing for various public service exams.

Our Constitution: An Introduction to India’s Constitution and Constitutional Law is a good guide for understanding the constitution and the laws that govern civil society in India. The author has included a review section in the book, asking readers to express their views on the functioning of the constitution.