Description

This book provides an in-depth exploration of India’s constitutional framework and its functioning as the world’s largest democracy. It covers the historical context of the Indian Constitution, its key features, and the principles that underpin India’s democratic system. The book delves into the structure of government, including the roles of the executive, legislature, judiciary, and the functioning of federalism. It also explores the rights and duties of citizens, the protection of fundamental rights, and the relationship between the Constitution and democratic governance. Through discussions of contemporary issues such as constitutional amendments, electoral reforms, and challenges to democracy, this book offers a detailed analysis of how constitutional principles are applied in practice. Ideal for students of political science and law, as well as general readers interested in understanding the political and legal framework of India, it provides valuable insights into the ongoing evolution of India’s democratic institutions.