It traces the development of ideas and concepts in the making of the Constitution. The Constitution of India consists of seven chapters, an introduction and a conclusion. It also addresses the challenges posed to the constitutional order over its working span across nearly seven decades. By focusing on the overall socio-political context up until May 2017, the book departs from the dominant tendency in legal scholarship to restrict attention to individual cases. It notes the impact of political bargains and extra-legal developments in the Indian Constitution’s evolution instead of treating it as a standalone doctrine. The Indian Constitution’s role in sustaining one of the world’s largest democracies that inhabits pluralism and Thiruvengadam’s expertise in constitutionalism in South Asia make this book an interesting read. Thiruvengadam’s The Constitution of India provides a concise introduction to the Indian constitutional system, with insights not only into its history but also the political and legal events that have contributed to its evolution.

Part of the ‘Constitutional Systems of the World’ series, Arun K. The Constitution of India: A Contextual Analysis. Sania Ismailee recommends this accessible and engaging book to anyone who is keen to understand the underpinnings of the constitutional system in India. Thiruvengadam provides a concise introduction to the Indian Constitution, with insights not only into its history but also the political and legal events that have contributed to its evolution. In The Constitution of India: A Contextual Analysis, Arun K.

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